Minimizing adjusted simple terms in the consensus reaching process with hesitant linguistic assessments in group decision making
In some real-world decision processes, decision makers may prefer to provide their opinions
using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they may hesitate …
using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they may hesitate …
[PDF][PDF] Minimizing adjusted simple terms in the consensus reaching process with hesitant linguistic assessments in group decision making
Y Dong, X Chen, F Herrera - Information Sciences, 2015 - sci2s.ugr.es
abstract In some real-world decision processes, decision makers may prefer to provide their
opinions using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they …
opinions using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they …
[PDF][PDF] Minimizing adjusted simple terms in the consensus reaching process with hesitant linguistic assessments in group decision making
Y Dong, X Chen, F Herrera - Information Sciences, 2015 - Citeseer
abstract In some real-world decision processes, decision makers may prefer to provide their
opinions using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they …
opinions using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they …
[PDF][PDF] Minimizing adjusted simple terms in the consensus reaching process with hesitant linguistic assessments in group decision making
Y Dong, X Chen, F Herrera - Information Sciences, 2015 - 150.214.190.154
abstract In some real-world decision processes, decision makers may prefer to provide their
opinions using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they …
opinions using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they …
Minimizing adjusted simple terms in the consensus reaching process with hesitant linguistic assessments in group decision making
Y Dong, X Chen, F Herrera - Information Sciences—Informatics and …, 2015 - dl.acm.org
In some real-world decision processes, decision makers may prefer to provide their opinions
using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they may hesitate …
using linguistic expressions instead of a single linguistic term. Particularly, they may hesitate …