Publication: Modelling Bipolar Multicriteria Decision Making.
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2009
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In this paper we revisit some classical multicriteria decision making aid models in order to stress the presence of dual concepts, which will be consistent with Bipolar Fuzzy Sets (sometimes called Atanassov's Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets). In addition, we point out how such a dual approach is a non necessary binary heritage, so we can conclude how relevant in practice are decision aid models based in linguistic terms.
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