Consensus reaching processes (CRPs) aim to help decision-makers achieve agreement
regarding the solution to a common decision problem, and consequently play an …

In social network group decision making (SNGDM), the consensus reaching process (CRP)
is used to help decision makers with social relationships reach consensus. Many CRP …

In the recent decades several methods have been developed and applied for selecting the
most preferable technologies with the aim of improving competitive advantage of …

Nowadays, societal and technological trends demand the management of large scale of
decision makers in group decision-making (GDM) contexts. In a large-scale GDM, decision …

To date, a large number of consensus reaching processes (CRPs) have been reported in
group decision making (GDM). Trust relationships should be an essential element in …

In large-scale group decision making (GDM), noncooperative behavior in the consensus
reaching process (CRP) is not unusual. For example, some individuals might form a small …

The consensus reaching process (CRP) is a dynamic and iterative process for improving the
consensus level among experts in group decision making. A large number of non …

We introduce a new type of fuzzy preference structure, called interval-valued hesitant
preference relations, to describe uncertain evaluation information in group decision making …

In consensus-based multiple attribute group decision making (MAGDM) problems, it is
frequent that some experts exhibit non-cooperative behaviors owing to the different areas to …

Consensus reaching processes play an increasingly important role in the resolution of group
decision making problems: a solution acceptable to all the experts participating in a problem …