Similarity–trust network for clustering-based consensus group decision-making model

Trustrelation, as defined in Social Network Analysis (SNA), is one of the recent notions considered in decision making. This inspired our integration of trust relation in constructing a similarity–trust network. Similarity of experts' preferences is analyzed inclusively with trust relation by d...

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Published in:International Journal of Intelligent Systems
Main Author: Ahlim W.S.A.W.; Kamis N.H.; Ahmad S.A.S.; Chiclana F.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Ltd 2022
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Ahlim W.S.A.W.; Kamis N.H.; Ahmad S.A.S.; Chiclana F.
Similarity–trust network for clustering-based consensus group decision-making model
2022
International Journal of Intelligent Systems
37
4
10.1002/int.22610
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85112546469&doi=10.1002%2fint.22610&partnerID=40&md5=3996202be570e2818bf5c409a4102c30
Trustrelation, as defined in Social Network Analysis (SNA), is one of the recent notions considered in decision making. This inspired our integration of trust relation in constructing a similarity–trust network. Similarity of experts' preferences is analyzed inclusively with trust relation by defining a new combination function of both attributes. The agglomerative hierarchical clustering approach is applied to group experts into subclusters based on the constructed similarity—trust degrees. The centrality concept from SNA is then used to determine the expert's similarity–trust centrality (STC) index, which is the basis for the construction of a new aggregation operator, STC-induced ordered weighted averaging operator, to fuse the individual experts' preferences into a collective one, from which the consensus solution is derived. An analysis of results with different levels of trust degree is carried out. We show that this new idea is promising and relevant to be used in solving certain consensus group decision-making problems. © 2021 Wiley Periodicals LLC
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
8848173
English
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author Ahlim W.S.A.W.; Kamis N.H.; Ahmad S.A.S.; Chiclana F.
spellingShingle Ahlim W.S.A.W.; Kamis N.H.; Ahmad S.A.S.; Chiclana F.
Similarity–trust network for clustering-based consensus group decision-making model
author_facet Ahlim W.S.A.W.; Kamis N.H.; Ahmad S.A.S.; Chiclana F.
author_sort Ahlim W.S.A.W.; Kamis N.H.; Ahmad S.A.S.; Chiclana F.
title Similarity–trust network for clustering-based consensus group decision-making model
title_short Similarity–trust network for clustering-based consensus group decision-making model
title_full Similarity–trust network for clustering-based consensus group decision-making model
title_fullStr Similarity–trust network for clustering-based consensus group decision-making model
title_full_unstemmed Similarity–trust network for clustering-based consensus group decision-making model
title_sort Similarity–trust network for clustering-based consensus group decision-making model
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description Trustrelation, as defined in Social Network Analysis (SNA), is one of the recent notions considered in decision making. This inspired our integration of trust relation in constructing a similarity–trust network. Similarity of experts' preferences is analyzed inclusively with trust relation by defining a new combination function of both attributes. The agglomerative hierarchical clustering approach is applied to group experts into subclusters based on the constructed similarity—trust degrees. The centrality concept from SNA is then used to determine the expert's similarity–trust centrality (STC) index, which is the basis for the construction of a new aggregation operator, STC-induced ordered weighted averaging operator, to fuse the individual experts' preferences into a collective one, from which the consensus solution is derived. An analysis of results with different levels of trust degree is carried out. We show that this new idea is promising and relevant to be used in solving certain consensus group decision-making problems. © 2021 Wiley Periodicals LLC
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