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Kacprzyk, Janusz

Group decision making with a fuzzy linguistic majority. (English) Zbl 0604.90012

Fuzzy Sets Syst. 18, 105-118 (1986).
Considered is a collection of m individual fuzzy preference relations \(R_ k\), \(k=1,...,m\), where \(R_ k:\) \(S\times S\to [0,1]\) and S is a set of n alternatives \(S=\{s_ 1,...,s_ n\}\). The higher \(R_ k(s_ i,s_ j)\) the higher the preference of \(s_ i\) over \(s_ j\) for the individual k. A group decision making solution should reflect what a majority of individuals prefers. A fuzzy majority concept is introduced as a counterpart to the linguistic qualifier ”most”. Various approaches to the problem are then suggested leading to different solutions, e.g. the formalization of a property over S expressing ”most individuals are not against (an alternative)”.
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MSC:

91B08 Individual preferences
91B14 Social choice
03E72 Theory of fuzzy sets, etc.

Keywords:

group decision making; fuzzy majority concept
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