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摘要
T 型球状不确定语言集(TSULS)不仅是 T 型球状模糊集和不确定语言集的扩展形式,而且还能整合决策者的定量判断思想和定性评估信息。对于描述复杂和不确定的评估数据,TSULS 是精确描述和可靠处理信息数据的有力工具。然而,现有的多属性边界近似区域比较(MABAC)方法尚未在 TSULS 中得到研究。因此,本文的目标是扩展和改进 MABAC 方法,以解决 TSUL 背景下权重信息完全未知的群体决策问题。首先,分别定义了 TSUL 数字的交叉熵度量和交互运算法则。然后,建立了 TSUL 数的两种交互聚合算子,即 T 球不确定语言交互加权平均算子和 T 球不确定语言交互加权几何算子。还研究了它们的有效特性和一些特殊情况。随后,通过整合交互聚合算子、交叉熵度量、前景理论和 MABAC 方法,建立了一个考虑到 DM 行为偏好和心理的新 TSULMAGDM 模型。为了探讨所提模型的有效性和实用性,以可持续废旧衣物回收合作伙伴选择为例进行了说明,结果表明最优解为 h3。最后,通过敏感性分析和与现有方法的比较研究,进一步验证了该方法的可靠性、有效性和通用性。
A novel CE-PT-MABAC method for T-spherical uncertain linguistic multiple attribute group decision-making
A T-spherical uncertain linguistic set (TSULS) is not only an expanded form of the T-spherical fuzzy set and the uncertain linguistic set but can also integrate the quantitative judging ideas and qualitative assessing information of decision-makers. For the description of complex and uncertain assessment data, TSULS is a powerful tool for the precise description and reliable processing of information data. However, the existing multi-attribute border approximation area comparison (MABAC) method has not been studied in TSULS. Thus, the goal of this paper is to extend and improve the MABAC method to tackle group decision-making problems with completely unknown weight information in the TSUL context. First, the cross-entropy measure and the interactive operation laws for the TSUL numbers are defined, respectively. Then, the two interactive aggregation operators for TSUL numbers are developed, namely T-spherical uncertain linguistic interactive weighted averaging and T-spherical uncertain linguistic interactive weighted geometric operators. Their effective properties and some special cases are also investigated. Subsequently, a new TSULMAGDM model considering the DM’s behavioral preference and psychology is built by integrating the interactive aggregation operators, the cross-entropy measure, prospect theory, and the MABAC method. To explore the effectiveness and practicability of the proposed model, an illustrative example of Sustainable Waste Clothing Recycling Partner selection is presented, and the results show that the optimal solution is h3. Finally, the reliable, valid, and generalized nature of the method is further verified through sensitivity analysis and comparative studies with existing methods.
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Complex & Intelligent Systems aims to provide a forum for presenting and discussing novel approaches, tools and techniques meant for attaining a cross-fertilization between the broad fields of complex systems, computational simulation, and intelligent analytics and visualization. The transdisciplinary research that the journal focuses on will expand the boundaries of our understanding by investigating the principles and processes that underlie many of the most profound problems facing society today.