Intuitionistic fuzzy graph interpretations of multi-person multi-criteria decision making.

Krassimir Todorov Atanassov · Gabriella Pasi · Ronald R. Yager · Vassia Atanassova

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Multi-Criteria Decision Making Rough Sets and Fuzzy Logic Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory

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In Group Decision Making (GDM) a set of experts in a given field is involved in a decision process concerning the selection of the best alternative(s) among a set of predefined ones. An evaluation

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