Fuzzy logic in the formulation of decision functions from linguistic specifications

Ronald R. Yager

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Multi-Criteria Decision Making Fuzzy Logic and Control Systems Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory

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Focuses on the applications of fuzzy set theory as a tool for the construction of multi‐criteria decision functions from specifications expressed in natural language. Starting with the ability to represent individual criteria satisfactions in terms of membership of fuzzy subsets, shows how different types of linguistic specifications are implemented. Consideration is given to the representation of trade‐offs between criteria, quantifier‐guided aggregations, conditioned criteria and possibilistically qualified criteria.

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