Pages that link to "Item:Q1753615"

The following pages link to Evaluation functions and decision conditions of three-way decisions with game-theoretic rough sets (Q1753615):

Displaying 17 items.

• Game theoretic approach to shadowed sets: a three-way tradeoff perspective (Q1999031) (← links)
• Three-way confusion matrix for classification: a measure driven view (Q1999040) (← links)
• Three-way class-specific attribute reducts from the information viewpoint (Q1999046) (← links)
• Dominance-based rough sets in multi-scale intuitionistic fuzzy decision tables (Q2008846) (← links)
• Large-scale group decision-making with non-cooperative behaviors and heterogeneous preferences: an application in financial inclusion (Q2028864) (← links)
• A bipolar three-way decision model and its application in analyzing incomplete data (Q2105595) (← links)
• Formal concept analysis perspectives on three-way conflict analysis (Q2105600) (← links)
• Measuring effectiveness of movement-based three-way decision using fuzzy Markov model (Q2105631) (← links)
• Incomplete three-way multi-attribute group decision making based on adjustable multigranulation Pythagorean fuzzy probabilistic rough sets (Q2152512) (← links)
• Double-quantitative rough sets, optimal scale selection and reduction in multi-scale dominance if decision tables (Q2237127) (← links)
• Strategy selection under entropy measures in movement-based three-way decision (Q2300461) (← links)
• Three-way convex systems and three-way fuzzy convex systems (Q2658062) (← links)
• An error correction prediction model based on three-way decision and ensemble learning (Q2671758) (← links)
• Multi-criteria Based Three-Way Classifications with Game-Theoretic Rough Sets (Q3388216) (← links)
• A novel approach of three-way decisions with information interaction strategy for intelligent decision making under uncertainty (Q6139446) (← links)
• A three-way decision approach with prospect-regret theory via fuzzy set pair dominance degrees for incomplete information systems (Q6150411) (← links)
• A new inclusion measure-based clustering method and its application to product classification (Q6496129) (← links)