Exploring the Philosophical Foundations of Grey Systems Theory: Subjective Processes, Information Extraction and Knowledge Formation

Javanmardi, Ehsan; Liu, Sifeng; Xie, Naiming

doi:10.1007/s10699-020-09690-0

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“…Compared with other MAGDM [39][40][41][42][43][44], the GRA model could consider the given shape similarity of every given alternative from given PIS as well as NIS. Javanmardi et al [45] explored the philosophical foundations of grey theory. Javanmardi et al [46] explored grey systems theory-based methods and applications in sustainability studies.…”

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Research on the English Classroom Teaching Effect Evaluation with Interval-Valued Intuitionistic Fuzzy Grey Relational Analysis Method

Zhang

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The English classroom teaching effect evaluation is looked as the multiattribute group decision-making (MAGDM). Thus, a useful MAGDM algorithm is needed to cope with it. Depending on the classical GRA process and interval-valued IFSs (IVIFSs), this study builds the IVIF-GRA process to assess the English classroom teaching effect. First of all, the concepts of IVIFSs are reviewed. In addition, the weights of criteria are derived through the CRITIC method. Afterwards, the GRA model is extended to IVIFSs to get the final result of the alternative. Therefore, all alternatives could be ranked and the optimal one with English classroom teaching effect can be identified. At last, a given numerical example and some given comparative studies are obtained. The analysis results show that the defined algorithms are effective for solving the English classroom teaching effect evaluation.

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Research on the English Classroom Teaching Effect Evaluation with Interval-Valued Intuitionistic Fuzzy Grey Relational Analysis Method

Zhang

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…Javanmardi and Liu [59] explored grey system theory-based methods and applications in analyzing socioeconomic systems. Javanmardi et al [60] explored the philosophical foundations of grey system theory. Alptekin et al [61] solved the low carbon development based on the GRA process.…”

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confidence: 99%

Grey Relational Analysis Method for Probabilistic Double Hierarchy Linguistic Multiple Attribute Group Decision Making and Its Application to College Tennis Classroom Teaching Effect Evaluation

Wang

Zhang

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Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The college tennis classroom teaching effect evaluation is viewed as the multiattribute group decision making (MAGDM). The probabilistic double hierarchy linguistic term set (PDHLTS) not only conforms to people’s language expression habit of “adverb + adjective” but also can accurately depict its importance in real MAGDM. Therefore, this paper comes up with the probabilistic double hierarchy linguistic grey relational analysis (PDHL-GRA) method based on the grey relational analysis (GRA) process for MAGDM based on PDHLTS environment and applies it to the college tennis classroom teaching effect evaluation. Finally, a practical case for college tennis classroom teaching effect evaluation is presented to demonstrate the steps of our method, and a comparison analysis illustrates its feasibility and effectiveness.

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“…In the realm of grey system theory, there is a range of decision-making, relational, and prognostic models [27]. Decision-making models in grey system theory focus on making choices under uncertainty and incomplete information.…”

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The Efficiency of Economic Growth for Sustainable Development—A Grey System Theory Approach in the Eurozone and Other European Countries

Nowak,

Kokocińska

2024

Sustainability

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This article builds upon the authors’ previous work on the Synthetic Efficiency Indicator for Economic Growth (SEI-EG), demonstrating the process of transforming economic-growth-related inputs into sustainable development outcomes. This innovative application of the SEI-EG provides a fresh perspective on the effects of eurozone membership on the sustainability efficiency of EU countries, thereby enriching the discourse on economic integration and sustainability efforts within the European Union. By integrating the economic dynamics of the euro area with environmental efficiency metrics, this study offers novel insights into the potential influence of currency union membership on achieving sustainable development goals. Covering the entire European Union, categorized by euro area and non-euro area membership, this study navigates through the risks to sustainability posed by global crises and the ongoing debate over the euro’s integration success and setbacks. Conducted from 2019 to 2021 using grey system theory, this research incorporates a revised set of seven indicators in the domain of industry, innovation, and infrastructure as recommended by the Europe 2020 project. The findings confirm the initial hypothesis that countries outside the euro area tend to exhibit higher efficiency as measured by the SEI-EG indicator. This article is composed of five parts. The first two parts present characteristic features of economies in the euro area and non-euro area, along with a critical trend in the latest literature on the benefits and risks of economic integration. The subsequent sections introduce the methodology for determining the indicator and the authors’ own corrections to it as well as the results of the research and a discussion.

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Exploring the Philosophical Foundations of Grey Systems Theory: Subjective Processes, Information Extraction and Knowledge Formation

Cited by 14 publications

References 78 publications

Research on the English Classroom Teaching Effect Evaluation with Interval-Valued Intuitionistic Fuzzy Grey Relational Analysis Method

Research on the English Classroom Teaching Effect Evaluation with Interval-Valued Intuitionistic Fuzzy Grey Relational Analysis Method

Grey Relational Analysis Method for Probabilistic Double Hierarchy Linguistic Multiple Attribute Group Decision Making and Its Application to College Tennis Classroom Teaching Effect Evaluation

The Efficiency of Economic Growth for Sustainable Development—A Grey System Theory Approach in the Eurozone and Other European Countries

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