In the literature, we find that the consensus models proposed for group decision making
problems are guided by consensus degrees and/or similarity measures and/or consistency …

Decision situations in which several individual are involved are known as group decision‐
making (GDM) problems. In such problems, each member of the group, recognizing the …

In many real-life large scale group decision making problems, it can be necessary and
convenient a consensus reaching process, which is an iterative procedure aimed at seeking …

In group decision making, consensus models are decision aid tools and help experts modify
their individual opinions to reach a closer agreement. Based on the concept of minimum …

In group decision making (GDM) processes, prior to the selection of the best alternative (s), it
would be desirable that experts achieve a high degree of consensus or agreement between …

With the development of technological and societal paradigms, we witness a trend where a
large number of experts participate in decision-making processes, and large-scale group …

Consensus reaching processes are applied in group decision making problems to reach a
mutual agreement among a group of decision makers before making a common decision …

In group decision making problems, consensus is a very important issue for the aggregation
of individual opinions. Based on the concept of maximum expert consensus model (MECM) …

In real-world decision problems, decision makers usually express their opinions with
different preference structures. In order to deal with the heterogeneous preference …

The consensus model with the minimum cost (or minimum adjustments or minimum
information loss) is a powerful decision tool for consensus building in the group decision …