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Decision making with a fuzzy ontology

Soft Computing, 2011
Knowledge mobilisation is a transition from the prevailing knowledge management technology that has been widely used in industry for the last 20 years to a new methodology and some innovative methods for knowledge representation, formation and development and for knowledge retrieval and distribution.
Carlsson, Christer   +2 more
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Preincavity and fuzzy decision making

Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2005
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Yu-Ru Syau, E. Stanley Lee
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Fuzzy decision making and consensus: Challenges [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems, 2015
Abstract Group decision making is part of every organizational life. It is a type of participatory process in which multiple decision makers acting collectively, analyze problems, consider and evaluate several alternatives, and select from among the alternatives a solution.
Francisco Javier Cabrerizo   +5 more
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On Degree of Fuzziness and Fuzzy Decision Making

Cybernetics and Systems, 2020
In this article, we develop the definition of the degree of fuzziness for a polygonal fuzzy set. First of all we take a polygon of sides 2n + 1 and then we calculate its area.
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Fuzzy decision-making in electrocardiography

Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, 1989
Abstract This paper investigates the reasons for the use of fuzzy sets in the computerized diagnosis of electrocardiograms (ECG). The main points which suggest the use of fuzzy heuristics in this area are the imprecise class (i.e., disease) boundaries, the imprecise perception of measurements, and the imprecise relation between measurements and ...
Rosanna Degani, Giovanni Bortolan
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On decision-making in fuzzy environment Fuzzy information and decision making

International Journal of Production Research, 1977
SUMMARY In some systems where human aspects have to be included, such as management systems, the problems of decision-making in a fuzzy environment have recently attracted special interest in a sense that it is becoming incre:isingly clear that many real-world problems have more to do with fuzziness, rather than randomness, for the major source of ...
H. TANAKA, T. OKUDA, K. ASAI
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