Weighted ordinal means
The paper contributes to the theory of aggregation operators, namely to the ordinal means investigation. It aims at modifying a former model known in the literature and introducing so-called ordinal means. The modification leads to the consequence that each obtained aggregation function is an ordinal mean. The main contribution of the paper considers the presentation of the conclusion due to which the previously investigated weighted ordinal means can be obtained without employing the formal similarity of the structure of continuous t-conorms on \([0,1]\) and divisible ordinal t-conorms.
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