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Hon, Cheng-Chuang; Guh, Yuh-Yuan; Wang, Kou-Ming; Lee, E. S.

Fuzzy multiple attributes and multiple hierarchical decision making. (English) Zbl 0867.90001

Comput. Math. Appl. 32, No. 12, 109-119 (1996).
Summary: A procedure is proposed to solve the multiple attributes and multiple hierarchical system under fuzzy environment. The approach is based on: (1) fuzzy representation; (2) hierarchical performance evaluation structure, (3) gradient eigenvector method for rating the fuzzy criteria weighting, and (4) using the max-min paired elimination method for aggregation.
To illustrate the approach, an example on the evaluation of teaching performance in higher education is solved.

Cited in 3 Documents

MSC:

91B06 Decision theory
93A13 Hierarchical systems

Keywords:

hierarchical process; fuzzy weighted average; multiple criteria decision making; fuzzy environment; fuzzy representation; gradient eigenvector method
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\textit{C.-C. Hon} et al., Comput. Math. Appl. 32, No. 12, 109--119 (1996; Zbl 0867.90001)
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