Sequential three-way decision (S3WD) is a multi-stage decision-making progress that
emulates human cognition. S3WD employs coarse-to-fine information granularity and uses …

In the sequential three-way decisions (S3WD) model, classification accuracy is an important
issue. Based on the idea of minimum misclassification, loss functions have been used to …

Three-way decisions provide a trisecting-and-acting framework for complex problem solving.
For a cost-sensitive decision-making problem under multiple levels of granularity, sequential …

Sequential three-way decision (S3WD) regarded as a dynamic multi-stage decision-making
model, includes three critical components: evaluation function, threshold pair, and …

The theory of sequential three-way decisions which is in accordance with human cognition
is a multi-stage decision-making progress. In fact, sequential strategy can deal with multi …

Based on the notion of information and knowledge granularity, sequential three-way
decisions can be interpreted and implemented as a multilevel trisecting-and-acting …

Abstract Three-way decisions (3WDs) is a typical method for dealing with uncertain issues. It
is essentially an extension of two-way decisions (2WDs). What is the superiority of …

The concept of three-way decision, interpreted and described as thinking, problem solving,
and information processing in “threes”, has been widely studied and applied in machine …

Sequential decision-making problems with multiple objectives arise naturally in practice and
pose unique challenges for research in decision-theoretic planning and learning, which has …

Multilevel decision-making techniques aim to deal with decentralized management
problems that feature interactive decision entities distributed throughout a multiple level …