Group decision making with incomplete fuzzy linguistic preference relations
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Summary: The aim of this paper is to propose a procedure to estimate missing preference values when dealing with incomplete fuzzy linguistic preference relations assessed using a two-tuple fuzzy linguistic approach. This procedure attempts to estimate the missing information in an individual incomplete fuzzy linguistic preference relation using only the preference values provided by the respective expert. It is guided by the additive consistency property to maintain experts' consistency levels. Additionally, we present a selection process of alternatives in group decision making with incomplete fuzzy linguistic preference relations and analyze the use of our estimation procedure in the decision process.
- De Montfort University United Kingdom
- University of Granada Spain
Group decision making, Fuzzy linguistic preference relations, Natural language processing, Selection process, Consistency, Problem solving in the context of artificial intelligence (heuristics, search strategies, etc.), Incomplete information
Group decision making, Fuzzy linguistic preference relations, Natural language processing, Selection process, Consistency, Problem solving in the context of artificial intelligence (heuristics, search strategies, etc.), Incomplete information
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