Modern human societies have evolved into an almost entirely connected world, giving place to a remarkable increase in social interactions. In this new context and because of the globalization of all human activities, the collective participation in decision‐making processes takes an increasingly prominent role. In this paper, a method for group decision making from a set of imprecise opinions called “moviQuest Decision Making” (MQDM), is presented. This method allows to integrate the opinions of heterogeneous groups of agents in a structured social network along a sequence of voting rounds for collective decision making.
In this paper, a new method for group decision making from imprecise opinions is presented. This method, which is called "moviQuest Decision Making" (MQDM), is the basis of the group decision making in the moviQuest-MAS social network platform.
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