Abstract:In multiattribute large-group decision-making (MALGDM), the ideal state indicates a high degree of consensus for decision-makers. However, it is difficult to reach a consensus because the conflict between various decision attributes and decision-makers increases. To deal with the problem, a novel consensus model was developed to manage the decision-making in large groups based on noncooperative behavior. The improved clustering method was used to take account of the similarities among different decision-makers… Show more
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