Fuzzy linguistic preference relations (FLPRs) are an efficient way to express qualitative
judgments of decision makers (DMs). This paper proposes a new group decision making …

Group decision making (GDM) problems consist of finding the most acceptable solution
based on a group of experts' preferences. Sometimes, the experts experience difficulty …

A key step in group decision making (GDM) with linguistic preference relations (LPRs) is to
derive the priority weight vector of the alternatives. However, the lack of consistency in GDM …

Fuzzy linguistic preference relations (FLPRs), which decision makers (DMs) use to express
their pairwise comparison information, are suitable for modeling the qualitative aspects of …

This paper proposes a new group decision making (GDM) method based on the consistency
and the consensus analysis of dual multiplicative linguistic preference relations (DMLPRs) …

In this paper, we introduce a new type of fuzzy set, called Pythagorean linguistic sets (PLSs),
to address the preferred and nonpreferred degrees of linguistic variables. Moreover, it …

For group decision making with incomplete linguistic preference relations, this paper first
make an analysis about individual consistency, based on which a goal programming model …

This study designs a novel decision support model to address group decision-making
(GDM) problems with Pythagorean fuzzy linguistic information. To do so, a new concept of …

Linguistic preference relation (LPR) composed by linguistic terms can well express decision
makers'(DMs') qualitative preference opinion by comparing alternatives with each other. The …

This paper focuses on heterogeneous group decision making (GDM) in the setting of
incomplete preference relations, including incomplete fuzzy preference relations, incomplete …