Consensus reaching process is a very powerful decision tool to eliminate the preference
conflict in group decision making. In general, the consensus is achieved by the decision …

Minimum-cost consensus (MCC) using the optimization-based consensus rule (OR) has
been developed and widely applied to various group decision-making (GDM) contexts …

This article proposes a bidirectional feedback mechanism for consensus in group decision
making (GDM) driven by the behavior of decision makers (DMs), which is discriminated with …

Consensus reaching processes (CRPs) aim to help decision-makers achieve agreement
regarding the solution to a common decision problem, and consequently play an …

In group decision-making, the consensus reaching process (CRP) is usually designed as an
interactive discussion and negotiation process to guide decision-makers in modifying their …

Consensus reaching process generates a group decision approved by all experts despite
their possible divergent preferences. To circumvent a calculated and nominal consensus …

In group decision making, it is sensible to achive minimum consensus cost (MCC) because
the consensus reaching process resources are often limited. In this endeavour, though …

For many group decision-making (GDM) issues, such as water-resource allocation, urban
resettlement, and traffic-route planning, the benefits of the decision makers (DMs) are …

Different feedback mechanisms have been developed in large-scale group decision-making
(GDM) to provide the decision-makers with advices for preference adjustment with the aim of …

In the past 10 years, a large number of consensus-reaching approaches for group decision
making (GDM) have been proposed. While these methods either focus on the cost of the …