… values and they use linguistic values. Then, we consider that they provide their preferences
by means of linguistic preference relations using a set of linguistic terms S 5, 8, 24. …

… In Section 3, our concern will be with preference relations in which the membership function
ranges over the fuzzy subsets of [0,1], that is, over fuzzy sets of Type 1 (see Appendix). Such …

… the linguistic evaluation scale, and the acceptable incomplete linguistic preference relation
… for constructing a consistent complete linguistic preference relation by using the additive …

… or her pairwise comparisons using the linguistic label set. Using … linguistic preference
relations, and also investigate the consistency properties of collective linguistic preference relations…

… averaging operator for linguistic distribution assessments are … linguistic preference relations,
whose elements are linguistic … preference relations are called linguistic preference relations …

… between two linguistic preference relations. We also show that the deviation degree …
linguistic preference relation A i of A 1 ,A 2 ,…,A m and their group linguistic preference relation is …

… fuzzy linguistic preference relations (HFLPRs) as a tool to collect and present the DMs’
preferences. Due to the importance of the consistency measures using preference relations in …

… linguistic hybrid geometric averaging (LHGA) operator, etc., which can be utilized to aggregate
preference information taking the form of linguistic … with linguistic preference relations. …

… group may hesitate about some possible linguistic terms. Therefore, with the EHFLTSs and
their equivalence relation, we first develop a new type of preference relations (ie, EHFLPRs), …

… a single domain or linguistic term set that we call basic linguistic term set (BLTS) denoted by
… will use only the membership degrees to denote the uniformed linguistic preference relation …