In this paper, a kind of ranking system, called agent-clients evaluation sy
stem, is proposed and investigated where there is no such an authority with
the right to predetermine weights of attributes of the entities evaluated
by multiple evaluators for obtaining an aggregated evaluation result from t
he given fuzzy multi-attribute values of these entities. Three models are p
roposed to evaluate the entities in such a system based on fuzzy inequality
relation, possibility, and necessity measures, respectively. In these mode
ls, firstly the weights of attributes are automatically sought by fuzzy lin
ear programming (FLP) problems based on the concept of data envelopment ana
lysis (DEA) to make a summing-up assessment from each evaluator. Secondly,
the weights for representing each evaluator's credibility are obtained by F
LP to make an integrated evaluation of entities from the viewpoints of all
evaluators. Lastly, a partially ordered set on a one-dimensional space is o
btained so that all entities can be ranked easily. Because the weights of a
ttributes and evaluators are obtained by DEA-based FLP problems, the propos
ed ranking models can be regarded as fair-competition and self-organizing o
nes so that the inherent feature of evaluation data can be reflected object
ively.