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A generalized trapezoidal-valued intuitionistic fuzzy geometric aggregation operator is proposed which is then used to aggregate decision makers' opinions in group decision making process. An extension of TOPSIS, a multi-criteria trapezoidal-valued intuitionistic fuzzy decision making technique,...
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A bike purchasing is a multi-criteria decision-making problem including both quantitative and qualitative main and sub-criteria. This paper shows that when these criteria include interactions between each others, Choquet integral presents an excellent tool for the solution of this multi-criteria...
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We propose a democratic preference aggregation function using trapezoidal fuzzy numbers. Examples are constructed to illustrate the proposed technique to optimize the problem by avoiding paradoxical outcomes without the fear of indecision
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Uncertainties due to randomness and fuzziness comprehensively exist in control and decision support system. In the present study, we introduce notion of occurring probability of possible values into hesitant fuzzy linguistic element (HFLE) and define hesitant probabilistic fuzzy linguistic set...
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The aim of this paper is to introduce the notion of truthfulness in an influence based decision making model. An expert may submit his opinions truthfully or he may dismantle the original situation by undermining the actual opinion, such a decision maker is called an evasive decision maker or an...
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Classical models of decision-making do not incorporate for the role of influence and honesty that affects the process. This paper develops on the theory of influence in social network analysis. We study the role of influence and honesty of individual experts on collective outcomes. It is assumed...
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New requirements and challenges arise in judgment aggregation, due to the complexity of judgment making process and the necessity of dealing with huge amounts of vague and uncertain information and alternatives. In this paper we propose an interactive fuzzy judgment aggregation method for...
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