Because of the complexity of real-world problems, large-scale group decision making has
become a research topic of great interest in the field of decision science. Differences of …

Large-scale group decision-making (LSGDM) has been widely studied to address
increasingly complex decision-making problems. The consensus-reaching process is …

With the development of technological and societal paradigms, we witness a trend where a
large number of experts participate in decision-making processes, and large-scale group …

In the large-scale group decision making (LSGDM) problems, it is common that some
decision makers might refuse to modify their preferences to achieve a consensus or even …

Consensus reaching processes in group decision making attempt to reach a mutual
agreement among a group of decision makers before making a common decision. Different …

Preference relations have been widely used in Group Decision Making (GDM) to represent
decision makers' preferences over alternatives. Recently, a new kind of preference relation …

Consensus reaching process generates a group decision approved by all experts despite
their possible divergent preferences. To circumvent a calculated and nominal consensus …

Recently, large-scale group decision-making in the social network context has become an
attractive research hotspot in decision science. The focus of large-scale group decision …

The consensus model with the minimum cost (or minimum adjustments or minimum
information loss) is a powerful decision tool for consensus building in the group decision …

Existing consensus models focus on improving the group consensus level, but ignore
whether a higher group consensus level means higher mutual acceptance of decision …