2022
DOI: 10.15439/2021b6
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Similarity based TOPSIS with linguistic-quantifier based aggregation using OWA

Abstract: In this paper we present similarity based TOPSIS with OWA operators. The motivation behind this new method is the fact that in many real world problems it is more important to consider the amount of criteria that a particular alternative is able to satisfy instead of simply concentrating on the importance of particular criteria. Here with OWA operators we can tackle this problem together with multi-criteria decision making method called TOPSIS by aggregating alternatives' similarities towards positive ideal so… Show more

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“…The distances from the least desirable alternative (its evaluation) can also be reflected 'TOPSIS-style'. These distances can reflect also the weights of criteria, or even be based on OWA operators as proposed in the linguistic OWA-TOPSIS [60].…”
Section: Generalized Semantic Differential and Multiple-criteria Eval...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The distances from the least desirable alternative (its evaluation) can also be reflected 'TOPSIS-style'. These distances can reflect also the weights of criteria, or even be based on OWA operators as proposed in the linguistic OWA-TOPSIS [60].…”
Section: Generalized Semantic Differential and Multiple-criteria Eval...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The distances from the least desirable alternative (its evaluation) can also be reflected 'TOPSIS-style'. These distances can reflect also the weights of criteria, or even be based on OWA operators as proposed in the linguistic OWA-TOPSIS [60].…”
Section: Generalized Semantic Differential and Multiple-criteria Eval...mentioning
confidence: 99%