2018
DOI: 10.1007/s41478-018-0122-5
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Multi-criteria decision making method based on interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy sets

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“…In this article, we review the existing score and accuracy functions defined by the authors Bai [3], Garg [6], Joshi and Kumar [7], Nayagam et al [8,9], Priyadharsini and Balasubramaniam [11], Sahin [12], Wang and Chen [13,14], Xu [15], Ye [16], Zhang and Xu [18], Zhang et al [19], and Nguyen [10], and some counter examples are presented to show the shortcomings of the existing score and accuracy functions. From the results of the counter examples, it has been concluded that the existing score and accuracy functions do not work perfectly and are unable to rank the IVIFNs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this article, we review the existing score and accuracy functions defined by the authors Bai [3], Garg [6], Joshi and Kumar [7], Nayagam et al [8,9], Priyadharsini and Balasubramaniam [11], Sahin [12], Wang and Chen [13,14], Xu [15], Ye [16], Zhang and Xu [18], Zhang et al [19], and Nguyen [10], and some counter examples are presented to show the shortcomings of the existing score and accuracy functions. From the results of the counter examples, it has been concluded that the existing score and accuracy functions do not work perfectly and are unable to rank the IVIFNs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nayagam et.al [9] developed a non-hesitance score function for ranking of IVIFNs that overcomes the drawbacks of Nayagam et al [8], Sahin [12], Ye [16], Zhang and Xu [18]. Joshi and Kumar [7], Priyadharsini and Balasubramaniam [11] defined a score and accuracy function for IVIFNs respectively. Wang and Chen [13] defined a score function and a DM approach for handling the MADM issues that overcomes the flaws of DM approach given by [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Health information literacy includes both the information skills of information literacy and the health awareness and behavior of health literacy [26]. is paper summarizes its connotations as follows: First, have the awareness of health information literacy and be able to correctly understand the needs of health information; second, use one's own knowledge to understand and obtain health information, and identify possible sources of information; third, identify high-quality health information and judge health information quality and usability; fourth, integrate own knowledge reserves, analyze, and understand information; fifth, use information to make health decisions and solve health problems [27,28]. On this basis, this paper believes that it can be summarized from six aspects: first, health knowledge information, which is the basis for obtaining health information literacy; second, health information needs, for the daily and special needs of the public; third, health information concepts and concepts, that is, health information needs and awareness; the fourth is health information skills, which is the ability to process and process health information; the fifth is health information utilization ability (health behavior), which refers to the health behavior that achieves self-realization through the application of health information; the sixth is health information background, It is a general term for the environment related to health information.…”
Section: Rural Residents' Health Information Literacy Assessment Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By integrating IFS and IVFS, Atanassov [19][20][21] proposed the interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy set (I-VIFS), where membership degree and nonmembership degree are described by interval numbers. Interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy sets and their extensions are widely used in multicriteria decision-making [23][24][25][26][27][28][29] or group decision-making problems [30][31][32][33]. Definition 2.…”
Section: Interval-valued Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets-theoretical Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%