Product classification in the Internet business—a fuzzy approach

Multi-criteria group decision making with incomplete hesitant fuzzy preference relations

“…As a matter of fact, the differences do not have to be identical. Theorem 3.1 (b) differs from Theorem 3.1 (c) in that any sequence ofh 13 ,h …”

“…In the future, we will apply the proposed approaches to other group decision making problems such as supplier selection [4], e-business [13], and so on.…”

House selection via the internet by considering homebuyers’ risk attitudes with S-shaped utility functions

“…Housing decisions are laced with subjective human values that are usually neither crisp nor deterministic. In 2005, Mohanty and Bhasker (2005) proposed a fuzzy approach for solving production classification problems on the Internet. A DM usually searches for the best satisfactory product that fulfills ''most'' of the attributes rather than all attributes.…”

A fuzzy logic-based system for assessing the level of business-to-consumer (B2C) trust in electronic commerce

“…Online customer normally develops in his/her mind some sort of ambiguity, given the choice of similar alternative products and services (Mohanty & Bhasker, 2005). Decisions to buy or not to buy online are often based on users' human intuitions common sense and experience, rather than on the availability of clear, concise and accurate data.…”