Fuzzy MCDM based on ideal and anti-ideal concepts

Group decision making process for RFID-based system selection using fuzzy TOPSIS approach

“…During the years, many authors such as Chen [40] ; Negi et al [44] , Chen et al [41] ; Chen and Hwang [45] ; Chen and Tzeng [46] ; Jahanshahloo, Hosseinzadeh Lotfi, and Izadikhah [47] ; Liang [48] ; Wang and Elhag [49] ; Wang and Lee [50] ; Wang, Luo, and Hua [51] ; Yeh, Deng, and Chang [52] ; and Yeh and Deng [53] , and Zare Mehrjerdi [54,55] have contributed new materials on the development, extensions and applications of TOPSIS since its early development in 1981. Its general extension for group decision making problems under fuzzy environment was published by Chen [40] .…”

A New Software Development for Fuzzy Multicriteria Decision‐making

“…Besides, the results are both realistic and satisfactory (Liang 1999;Lai and Hwang 1994). FMCDM is applied mostly in situations where every DM has his/her own rankings due to his/her goals, and where each individual DM's evaluations are based on different resources.…”

“…His work included MCDM problems as well. Liang (1999) introduced an algorithm based on positive and negative ideal solutions of the problem. In his approach, DMs firstly determine the criteria and alternatives individually.…”

“…Ding and Liang (2005) used FMCDM in selecting partners in strategic alliances for liner shipping. The study is based on Liang's (1999) algorithm and combined with graded mean and entropy. For some other FMCDM methods we refer the reader to Kuo et al (2006), Chang et al (2007) and Yang et al (2008), among others.…”

Interval type-2 fuzzy Hamy mean operators and their application in multiple criteria decision making

“…In traditional MCDM methods (Brans and Vincke 1985;Doyle and Green 1993;three decades (Bellman and Zadeh 1970;Pedrycz 1984;Liang 1999;Wang and Elhag 2006;Chu and Varma 2012;Wan and Li 2013;Herrera et al 2003;Pedrycz et al 2011;Wang and Xu 2016).…”