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    Reply to the note on article ``The evidential reasoning approach for multiple attribute decision analysis using interval belief degrees'' (English)
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    30 April 2009
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    Dempster-Shafer theory of evidence
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    combination and normalization of evidence
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    the evidential reasoning approach
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    multiple attribute decision analysis
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    interval belief degree
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