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Probability numbers for multi-attribute decision-making

Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems
In the face of increasingly complex data forms and decision-making problems, the uncertainty of information poses a major challenge to multi-attribute decision-making methods. How to effectively organize information and serve realistic decision-making problems has attracted extensive attention in the academic circles.
Weng, Shizhou, Huang, Zhengwei, Lv, Yuejin   +2 more
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Novel Method of Hybrid Multi-Attribute Decision Making

2008 Fifth International Conference on Fuzzy Systems and Knowledge Discovery, 2008
This paper studies the problem of hybrid multi-attribute decision making which integrates with precision numbers, interval numbers and fuzzy numbers. Based on the grey relative degree, a novel decision making method is presented. Then a decision making example is given to demonstrate the feasibility and rationality of this new method.
Cheng Wang, Huanbin Liu, Ping Li
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Linguistic multi-attribute decision making with multiple priorities

Computers & Industrial Engineering, 2017
Abstract Linguistic multi-attribute decision making (MADM) problems have received many attentions in theoretical and practical aspects. It is well known that center of the linguistic MADM is the aggregation of fuzzy linguistic information. As one widely used type of aggregation operators, the importance weighted aggregation assumes that all the ...
Hong-Bin Yan, Xueqing Zhang, Yashuai Li
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A compromised approach to multi-attribute decision making in IF-sets

2010 Seventh International Conference on Fuzzy Systems and Knowledge Discovery, 2010
The aim of this paper is to extend the VIKOR method to an intuitionistic fuzzy compromise approach to multi-attribute decision making (MADM) in intuitionistic fuzzy (IF) sets. The VIKOR method presumes crisp data while fuzziness is inherent in decision information and decision making process.
Xudong Miao, Yongchun Wang, Demin Xu
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Multi-attribute decision making with dynamic weight allocation

Intelligent Decision Technologies, 2014
This paper tries to solve the multiple attributes decision-making problems with dynamic weight allocation. It is difficult to represent decision maker's subjectivity if we use only objective method in the whole decision-making process. Because of the complexity of attribute weight allocation, it could not reflect the objective essence only based on ...
Hongqiang Jiao, Shuangyou Wang
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Multi-attribute decision making using constrained criteria

Computers & Operations Research, 1977
Abstract A previous paper discussed a constrained-decision-criteria approach to multiple criteria decision making in a uni-attribute framework. This paper illustrates the extension of that approach to the multi-attribute case. In contrast to the usual methods employed with multiple attributes, the extension avoids amalgamation and preserves the ...
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APPROACHES TO MULTI-STAGE MULTI-ATTRIBUTE GROUP DECISION MAKING [PDF]

International Journal of Information Technology & Decision Making, 2011
Multi-stage multi-attribute group decision making (MS-MAGDM) as a familiar decision activity that usually occurs in our daily life, such as multi-stage investment decision making, medical diagnosis, personnel dynamic examination, military system efficiency dynamic evaluation, etc. The aim of this paper is to investigate MS-MAGDM problems in which both
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Fuzzy Random Multi-attribute Decision Making Method

2008 Fifth International Conference on Fuzzy Systems and Knowledge Discovery, 2008
Fuzziness and randomness are two key aspects of uncertainty. During decision making process, it is a normal situation that fuzzy and random variables appear simultaneously. Fuzzy random multi-attribute decision making (FRMADM) is to select the best alternative or rank alternatives among limited feasible alternatives, under fuzzy and random conditions ...
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Varying Weights in Multi-Attribute Decision Making

Volume 4: 20th International Conference on Design Theory and Methodology; Second International Conference on Micro- and Nanosystems, 2008
Extreme cases that contain either extremely high or pretty low preference attribute(s) are investigated for multi-attribute decision making problems. Normal cases occur most of the time, and many existing methods have been developed to support the decision making in such scenarios.
Yuming Qiu, Ping Ge, Joseph F. Junker
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Multi-attribute decision making by consumers associations

European Journal of Operational Research, 1986
Abstract Many consumers associations provide their readers with comparative tests in their magazines. In this paper, three multiple criteria decision methods are compared on 49 sets of products in order to study the coherence and the stability of the results.
Marc Despontin, Filippe Lehert, Marc Roubens   +2 more
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