2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.advengsoft.2006.12.002
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A Matlab toolbox for grey clustering and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation

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“…Evaluation methods are divided into subjective weight empowerment evaluation methods and objective weight empowerment evaluation methods, both have their own characteristics, the main difference is how to determine the weight [4] . The former is a kind of qualitative analysis, which mostly empowers the indicators through subjective experience; the latter is a kind of quantitative evaluation method, which mainly uses the relationship between the indicators or variation coefficient of indicators to determine the weight.…”
Section: B Ahp-fce Methods Selectementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Evaluation methods are divided into subjective weight empowerment evaluation methods and objective weight empowerment evaluation methods, both have their own characteristics, the main difference is how to determine the weight [4] . The former is a kind of qualitative analysis, which mostly empowers the indicators through subjective experience; the latter is a kind of quantitative evaluation method, which mainly uses the relationship between the indicators or variation coefficient of indicators to determine the weight.…”
Section: B Ahp-fce Methods Selectementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tseng used DEA Malmquist and other productivity index analysis methods to evaluate China's green innovation ability [43]. However, the aforementioned evaluation methods often inevitably lead to subjective assumptions being made by experts and unreasonable weight allocations, ignoring the randomness of evaluation information and the relationships between indicators [44][45][46]. Fuzziness and randomness are interrelated, and although the aforementioned methods have advantages in analyzing complex evaluation factors, it is regrettable that the inherent randomness of the information is ignored.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Fuzzy comprehensive evaluation model [4] is a general method to solve such kind of problem, which has two important ingredients: one is fuzzy relation matrix, the other is the weight vector of evaluation factors. Usually expert knowledge is used to establish them, which has two defects: one is that the expert knowledge and experience may introduce more subjectivity into evaluation process; the other is that the method would bring heavy load to the experts, which make it hard to implement automatically.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%