“…Therefore, uncertain multi-attribute group decision-making has become a research hotspot in decision theory in recent years. The main research methods include: grey correlation analysis [2], Dempster-Shafer evidence theory (D-S evidence theory) [3][4][5], fuzzy set theory [6][7][8], and rough sets theory [9][10][11], etc., among them, D-S evidence theory can well describe the uncertainty and incompleteness of evaluation information without prior probability. At the same time, the Dempster combination rule can effectively integrate data from multiple information sources, which makes it widely used in fields such as information fusion [12], fault diagnosis [13], reliability evaluation [14], human reliability analysis [15], etc.…”