Multicriteria Choice Based on Interval Fuzzy Information

In this paper, we examine a class of multicriteria choice problems where the decision maker’s preferences are modeled using interval-valued second-order fuzzy relations. We formulate foundational axioms of reasonable choice that, among other things, enable us to justify the Edgeworth–Pareto principle within this context. We introduce the concept of a quantum of interval fuzzy information, as well as the notion of a consistent set of such quanta. We establish a criterion for the consistency of a set of quanta and present a framework for utilizing interval fuzzy information to reduce the Pareto set. To illustrate the proposed approach, we analyze a detailed example.

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Scientific and Technical Information Processing
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s0147688224700461
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Multi-Criteria Decision Making
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Multicriteria Choice Based on Interval Fuzzy Information

V. D. Noghin
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Multicriteria Choice Based on Interval Fuzzy Information

V. D. Noghin
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In this paper, we examine a class of multicriteria choice problems where the decision maker’s preferences are modeled using interval-valued second-order fuzzy relations. We formulate foundational axioms of reasonable choice that, among other things, enable us to justify the Edgeworth–Pareto principle within this context. We introduce the concept of a quantum of interval fuzzy information, as well as the notion of a consistent set of such quanta. We establish a criterion for the consistency of a set of quanta and present a framework for utilizing interval fuzzy information to reduce the Pareto set. To illustrate the proposed approach, we analyze a detailed example.

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