2017
DOI: 10.3390/axioms6030019
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Assigning Numerical Scores to Linguistic Expressions

Abstract: In this paper, we study different methods of scoring linguistic expressions defined on a finite set, in the search for a linear order that ranks all those possible expressions. Among them, particular attention is paid to the canonical extension, and its representability through distances in a graph plus some suitable penalization of imprecision. The relationship between this setting and the classical problems of numerical representability of orderings, as well as extension of orderings from a set to a superset… Show more

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“…In other quite different and multidisciplinary contexts, this is sometimes called an isotony, an entropy function, a measurement, a score or an order-preserving map. (See e.g [8,10,17,18,30,31,43,49,77]…”
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“…In other quite different and multidisciplinary contexts, this is sometimes called an isotony, an entropy function, a measurement, a score or an order-preserving map. (See e.g [8,10,17,18,30,31,43,49,77]…”
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confidence: 99%