Preference ordering structures are useful and popular tools to represent experts'
preferences in the decision making process. In the existing preference orderings, they lack …

With the rapid development of societal and technological paradigms, large-scale group
decision making becomes an emerging topic. In conventional group decision making …

Collaborative decision making (CDM) with linguistic computational techniques has recently
achieved significant advancements. Due to the widespread use of sophisticated linguistic …

Many group decision making (GDM) models enable experts to use only one preference
information representation form. It is natural to allow experts to express preferences in …

This paper explores a limited trust propagation-based consensus model considering
individual attitude for preference modification in a social networked setting with uncertain …

Managing comparative linguistic expressions (CLEs) information is a key issue in group
decision-making (GDM). A transformation approach has been previously defined to convert …

In multiple attribute group decision making (MAGDM) processes, decision makers often use
hesitant fuzzy linguistic term sets (HFLTSs) to express their opinions. However, it is …

Dynamic large-scale multiple attribute group decision making (DLMAGDM) is ubiquitous in
many areas of the real world. It is composed of large numbers of decision makers, several …

The aim of this paper is to investigate a group decision making problem with incomplete
multiplicative linguistic preference relations. We first define the concept of an incomplete …

Consensus reaching process (CRP) is a necessary process for achieving agreed solutions
in multi-criteria group decision-making (MCGDM). However, the consensus thresholds are …