An intuitionistic fuzzy stochastic decision-making method based on case-based reasoning and prospect theory (Q1992552)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6971918
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    An intuitionistic fuzzy stochastic decision-making method based on case-based reasoning and prospect theory
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6971918

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      An intuitionistic fuzzy stochastic decision-making method based on case-based reasoning and prospect theory (English)
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      5 November 2018
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      Summary: According to the case-based reasoning method and prospect theory, this paper mainly focuses on finding a way to obtain decision-makers' preferences and the criterion weights for stochastic multicriteria decision-making problems and classify alternatives. Firstly, we construct a new score function for an intuitionistic fuzzy number (IFN) considering the decision-making environment. Then, we aggregate the decision-making information in different natural states according to the prospect theory and test decision-making matrices. A mathematical programming model based on a case-based reasoning method is presented to obtain the criterion weights. Moreover, in the original decision-making problem, we integrate all the intuitionistic fuzzy decision-making matrices into an expectation matrix using the expected utility theory and classify or rank the alternatives by the case-based reasoning method. Finally, two illustrative examples are provided to illustrate the implementation process and applicability of the developed method.
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