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doi: 10.3390/math8112014
handle: 11000/30756
Fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) methodologies have witnessed a growing development from the late 1980s until now, and countless FAHP based applications have been published in many fields including economics, finance, environment or engineering. In this context, the FAHP methodologies have been generally restricted to fuzzy numbers with linear type of membership functions (triangular numbers—TN—and trapezoidal numbers—TrN). This paper proposes an extended FAHP model (E-FAHP) where pairwise fuzzy comparison matrices are represented by a special type of fuzzy numbers referred to as (m,n)-trapezoidal numbers (TrN (m,n)) with nonlinear membership functions. It is then demonstrated that there are a significant number of FAHP approaches that can be reduced to the proposed E-FAHP structure. A comparative analysis of E-FAHP and Mikhailov’s model is illustrated with a case study showing that E-FAHP includes linear and nonlinear fuzzy numbers.
ECONOMIA APLICADA, AHP, (m.n)-trapezoidal numbers, (m,n)-trapezoidal numbers, fuzzy numbers, fuzzy AHP, Fuzzy numbers, CDU::3 - Ciencias sociales::33 - Economía, QA1-939, ECONOMIA FINANCIERA Y CONTABILIDAD, Fuzzy AHP, Economía financiera y contabilidad, Mathematics, MCDM
ECONOMIA APLICADA, AHP, (m.n)-trapezoidal numbers, (m,n)-trapezoidal numbers, fuzzy numbers, fuzzy AHP, Fuzzy numbers, CDU::3 - Ciencias sociales::33 - Economía, QA1-939, ECONOMIA FINANCIERA Y CONTABILIDAD, Fuzzy AHP, Economía financiera y contabilidad, Mathematics, MCDM
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