Reference-dependent aggregation in multi-attribute group decision-making (Q2333485)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7129049
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    Reference-dependent aggregation in multi-attribute group decision-making
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7129049

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      Reference-dependent aggregation in multi-attribute group decision-making (English)
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      13 November 2019
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      Summary: To characterize the influence of decision makers' psychological factors on the group decision process, this paper develops a new class of aggregation operators based on reference-dependent utility functions (RUs) in multi-attribute group decision analysis. We consider two types of RUs: \(S\)-shaped, representing decision makers who are risk-seeking for relative losses, and non-\(S\)-shaped, representing those that are risk-averse for relative losses. Based on these RUs, we establish two new classes of reference-dependent aggregation operators; we study their properties and show that their generality covers a number of existing aggregation operators. To determine the optimal weights for these aggregation operators, we construct an attribute deviation weight model and a decision maker (DM) deviation weight model. Furthermore, we develop a new multi-attribute group decision-making (MAGDM) approach based on these RU aggregation operators and weight models. Finally, numerical examples are given to illustrate the application of the approach.
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      group decision-making
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      decision analysis
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      aggregation operator
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      reference-dependent
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      utility theory
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