As an important way to help express the preference relation between alternatives,
distributed preference relation (DPR) can represent the preferred, non-preferred, indifferent …

In multi-criteria group decision making (MCGDM) with interval-valued distributed preference
relations (IDPRs), the consistency of IDPRs is important to guarantee the rationality of IDPRs …

The main aim of this paper is to present a consistency model for interval multiplicative
preference relation (IMPR). To measure the consistency level for IMPR, a referenced …

Interval additive preference relation (IAPR) is an efficient tool for describing the uncertain
pairwise comparisons between alternatives in group decision-making (GDM). Existing GDM …

Distributed preference relation (DPR) is a way to simultaneously characterize the preferred,
nonpreferred, indifferent, and global ignorance degrees of one alternative over another. To …

Group decision making (GDM) is common in real world. Distributed preference relation
(DPR) is suitable for capturing the original preference information of decision makers (DMs) …

This paper discusses group decision-making (GDM) with interval multiplicative preference
relations (IMPRs) based on the geometric consistency. We propose a logarithmically …

Interval additive preference relations (IAPRs) provide a valuable framework for representing
uncertain pairwise comparisons among alternatives in group decision-making (GDM) …

Consistency and consensus are two key challenges under uncertain circumstances in
pairwise comparison-based group decision-making (GDM), especially in a distributed …

To ensure the reasonable application and perfect the theory of decision making with interval
multiplicative preference relations (IMPRs), this paper continues to discuss decision making …