There are usually multiple stakeholders involved in a group decision-making (GDM)
problem. The probabilistic linguistic preference relation (PLPR) is an effective tool to …

Preference relation has been one of the most useful tools for experts to express their
comparison information over alternatives in group decision‐making (GDM) problems …

Large-scale group decision-making (LSGDM) problems have drawn general attention from
scholars. The distribution linguistic preference relation (DLPR) is a flexible and practical tool …

Owing to the important role in group decision making (GDM), the consensus research has
received extensive attention from both theoretical and applied perspectives in recent years …

In group decision-making, the incomplete probabilistic linguistic preference relation
(InPLPR) has been widely studied because it can flexibly reflect the decision psychology of …

A theoretical feedback mechanism framework to model consensus in social network group
decision making (SN-GDM) is proposed with following two main components:(1) the …

This paper investigates a consensus reaching process (CRP) considering dynamic trust in
large-scale group decision making (LSGDM). In the traditional trust-based consensus …

Nowadays, the increasing complexity of the social environment brings much difficulty in
group decision making. The more uncertainty exists in a decision-making problem, the more …

For practical group decision-making (GDM) problems, DMs play varying degrees of
importance. Thus, determining the weight of decision makers (DMs) is one of the key issues …

Group decision making (GDM) can be defined as an environment where there exist a set of
possible alternatives and a set of individuals (experts, judgements, etc.). Preference relation …