Consistency and consensus are important issues for linguistic group decision making
(GDM), which have been extensively studied by scholars. Nevertheless, most of previous …

In computing with words, it has been stressed that words mean different things for different
people, which entails that decision makers (DMs) have personalized individual semantics …

Leveraging social network trust relationships among experts to reach consensus has
become a popular topic in linguistic group decision making (GDM). However, in linguistic …

Various linguistic expressions have been presented to model the flexibility of linguistic
preference expressions and to support the consensus reaching in linguistic group decision …

In linguistic large-scale group decision making (LSGDM), it is often necessary to achieve a
consensus. Particularly, when computing with words and linguistic decision, we must keep …

Distribution linguistic preference relations (DLPRs) that model linguistic expressions with the
aid of probabilistic distributions of multiple linguistic terms provide an effective tool to …

In group decision-making, the incomplete probabilistic linguistic preference relation
(InPLPR) has been widely studied because it can flexibly reflect the decision psychology of …

Comparative linguistic expression preference relations (CLEPRs) are an effective tool to
represent uncertain opinions of decision makers in group decision making (GDM) …

A linguistic distribution assessment is an effective approach to represent uncertain
preferences in large-scale group decision making (LSGDM). The same word often signifies …

There are usually multiple stakeholders involved in a group decision-making (GDM)
problem. The probabilistic linguistic preference relation (PLPR) is an effective tool to …