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

The use of incomplete probabilistic linguistic term sets (InPLTSs) can enrich the flexibility of
qualitative decision-making information expression, especially in decision-making situations …

When solving group decision-making (GDM) problems, the proper values of consensus
thresholds are vital for consensus checking and improving. Decision makers are usually not …

The use of probabilistic uncertain linguistic preference relations (PULPRs) enriches the
flexibility of decision makers (DMs) in group decision making (GDM). However, the GDM …

Unlike other linguistic modelings, probabilistic linguistic terms can clearly describe the
importance of different linguistic terms. With respect to group decision-making (GDM) …

In group decision making (GDM) process, consensus is a fundamental problem. The
information provided by the experts in a GDM problem is usually expressed as preferences …

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

Due to the uncertainty of the decision environment and the lack of knowledge, decision-
makers may use uncertain linguistic preference relations to express their preferences over …

Probabilistic linguistic preference relation (PLPR) provides an effective and flexible tool with
which preference degrees of decision-makers can be captured when they vacillatingly …

Consensus reaching process (CRP) is very important for multi-criteria group decision
making (MCGDM). Recently, social network driven CRP methods have been deeply …