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Some issues on consistency of fuzzy preference relations
European Journal of Operational Research · 2003 · Vol. 154(1) · pp. 98–109
Enrique Herrera‐Viedma✉(Universidad de Granada)Francisco Herrera(Universidad de Granada)Francisco Chiclana(Universidad de Granada)María Luque(Universidad de Granada)
Multi-Criteria Decision MakingData Management and AlgorithmsRough Sets and Fuzzy LogicTransitive relationConsistency (knowledge bases)PreferencePreference relationProperty (philosophy)Fuzzy logicMathematicsMultiplicative functionCausal consistencyOrder (exchange)
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