The relations on agents and issues are essential topics in three-way conflict analysis. While
there is a general agreement on the formulation and understanding of relations regarding …

Trisecting agents, issues, and agent pairs are essential topics of three-way conflict analysis.
They have been commonly studied based on either a rating or an auxiliary function. A rating …

In a three-valued situation table, researchers have investigated the relationship between two
agents by using auxiliary and distance functions, and proposed several models of conflict …

The present paper introduces a new model of three-way conflict analysis with similarity
degree on an issue set. Specifically, we introduce an evaluation of similarity degree, from a …

This paper introduces a model of three-way conflict analysis by reformulating and extending
the original model by Pawlak. The proposed model is based on the philosophy …

The Pawlak model of conflict analysis uses three-valued ratings (ie, positive, neutral, and
negative) of a set of agents on a set of issues. Several extensions to the Pawlak model …

In the Pawlak model of conflict analysis, a rating of− 1, 0, and+ 1 indicates that an agent is
negative, neutral, and positive towards an issue. One defines measures of alliance and …

Few studies of conflict analysis have analyzed conflict situations from the perspective of the
consistency degree of cliques. Quantifying the conflict degree is instructive for weakening or …

In decision-making, three-way decisions play an essential role and have been widely used
in many fields and disciplines. In this paper, we propose a conflict analysis model based on …

The existing studies about three-way conflict analysis are based on a single type of situation
tables. However, due to the complexity and uncertainty of the objective world, the rating …