Managing consistency and consensus issues in group decision-making with self-confident additive preference relations and without feedback: A nonlinear …

W Liu, H Zhang, H Liang, C Li, Y Dong - Group Decision and Negotiation - Springer
Preference relations are one of the most common tools used to represent decision makers'
preferences. Self-confident preference relations, whose preference elements include self …
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