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A group decision making model dealing with comparative linguistic expressions based on hesitant fuzzy linguistic term sets
Information Sciences · 2013 · Vol. 241 · pp. 28–42
Rosa M. Rodríguez✉(Universidad de Jaén)Luis Martı́nez(Universidad de Jaén)Francisco Herrera(Universidad de Granada)
Multi-Criteria Decision MakingCognitive Science and MappingRough Sets and Fuzzy LogicRule-based machine translationLinguisticsTerm (time)Group decision-makingComputer scienceContext (archaeology)Linguistic descriptionDeep linguistic processingExpression (computer science)Artificial intelligence
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