Ra. Ribeiro, FUZZY MULTIPLE ATTRIBUTE DECISION-MAKING - A REVIEW AND NEW PREFERENCE ELICITATION TECHNIQUES, Fuzzy sets and systems, 78(2), 1996, pp. 155-181
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40
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Computer Sciences, Special Topics","System Science",Mathematics,"Statistic & Probability",Mathematics,"Computer Science Theory & Methods
This paper reviews the main theories and methods used for multiple att
ribute decision making in a fuzzy environment. Fuzzy multiple attribut
e decisions involve two processes, the rating and the ranking of alter
natives. If the rating results are crisp then the ranking procedure be
comes straightforward; hence, the emphasis of this paper is on obtaini
ng crisp ratings for alternatives. In order to aid the decision maker
to express his/her attribute preferences, new elicitation techniques t
o determine attributes importance are proposed. These techniques range
from statistical to scaling methods based on linguistic variables, an
d so enable a more versatile elicitation procedure as well as providin
g crisp preferences.