In the multiple attribute linguistic group decision making analysis with interval‐valued intuitionistic fuzzy linguistic information, seeking highly efficient aggregation method and order relation play a crucial role. In this paper, we redefine an interval‐valued intuitionistic fuzzy linguistic variable that considers principal component and propose generalized interval‐valued intuitionistic fuzzy linguistic induced hybrid aggregation (GIVIFLIHA) operator with entropic order‐inducing variable and interval‐valued intuitionistic fuzzy linguistic technique for order preference by similarity to an ideal solution (TOPSIS) order relation based on interval‐valued intuitionistic fuzzy linguistic distance measure. Then, some primary properties of the GIVIFLIHA operator are discussed, and a linguistic group decision‐making approach based on GIVIFLIHA operator and interval‐valued intuitionistic fuzzy linguistic TOPSIS order relation is proposed. Finally, a numerical example concerning the investment strategy is given to illustrate the validity and applicability of the proposed method, and then the method is compared with the existing method to further illustrate its flexibility.
In the paper, we develop the novel intuitionistic fuzzy induced ordered weighted Euclidean distance (NIFIOWED) operator based on the generalized intuitionistic fuzzy distance for multiple attribute group decision making problems. The NIFIOWED operator's attribute values take the form of Atanassov's intuitionistic fuzzy numbers(A‐IFNs), and the principal component x of A‐IFN is taken into account first. The prime properties of the NIFIOWED operator are investigated. Finally, a new method and a numerical example are provided to reveal the availability and practicability of the NIFIOWED operator.
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