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A fuzzy set extension of DRSA on the better life in happiness

Authors: Yu-Chien Ko; Yu-Chien Chen; Yao-Yi Huang; Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng;

A fuzzy set extension of DRSA on the better life in happiness

Abstract

The desire of human beings and the goal of government policy basically have a common point, i.e., the better life in happiness. However, the common point composed of multi-criteria from objective and subjective living causes difficulty in decision making. This research applies the fuzzy set extensions of dominance-based rough set approach (FSE-DRSA) on the better life in happiness defined by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD). The proposed application discloses the important criteria that can raise the living standard. The results show that dwellings with basic facilities, employment rate, long-term unemployment rate, and life satisfaction are identified as significant in the top-ten level.

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