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Fuzzy group decision-making for facility location selection
Information Sciences · 2003 · Vol. 157 · pp. 135–153
Cengiz Kahraman✉(Istanbul Technical University)Da Ruan(Belgian Nuclear Research Centre)İbrahim Doğan(Istanbul Technical University)
Multi-Criteria Decision MakingOptimization and Mathematical ProgrammingFacility Location and Emergency ManagementVaguenessFacility location problemGroup decision-makingFuzzy logicSelection (genetic algorithm)Computer scienceAnalytic hierarchy processHierarchyProcess (computing)Fuzzy set
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