论文信息 - A Neural Network Approach to Multiple Criteria Decision Making Based on Fuzzy Preference Information

A Neural Network Approach to Multiple Criteria Decision Making Based on Fuzzy Preference Information

Abstract Fuzzy preference information is an essential ingredient in multiple criteria decision making in fuzzy environments. This paper describes a neural network approach for modeling decision makers' fuzzy preference structures. The results presented in this paper show that the proposed neural network approach is capable of modeling a variety of fuzzy preference structures.

Jun Wang

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