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ISBN 978-952-5726-09-1 (Print)<br />

Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on Networking and Network Security (ISNNS ’10)<br />

Jinggangshan, P. R. China, 2-4, April. 2010, pp. 069-072<br />

Research on Weights Assigning Based on<br />

Element Consistency Level in Judgment Matrice<br />

Xixiang Zhang 1 , Jianxun Liu 2 , Liping Chen 2 , and GuangxueYue 1,3<br />

1<br />

Mathematics and Information Engineering School of Jiaxing University , Jiaxing, China<br />

3 Guangdong University of Business Studies ,GuangZhou, China<br />

Email: Zhangmiddle@126.com<br />

2<br />

Library of Jiaxing University , Jiaxing, China<br />

Abstract—It is easy for an expert to express his/her<br />

preferences using fuzzy linguistic term such as ‘good’, ‘very<br />

good’ in group decision making because of uncertainty<br />

existing. The linguistic 2-tuple representation model was<br />

selected to represent fuzzy linguistic term. To obtain the<br />

objective decision power in a linguistic 2-tuple judgment<br />

matrix given by an expert, the paper put forward a new<br />

approach to calculate weight based on element consistency<br />

level. The proposed method thought of calculating the<br />

different weight to aggregate different element according to<br />

the element consistency level. And an illustrated example<br />

was used to demonstrate the proposed method.<br />

Index Terms—weight, linguistic 2-tuple, group decision<br />

making, element consistency level<br />

I. INTRODUCTION<br />

With the development of science and technology, and<br />

with the explosion of knowledge and information, the<br />

decision-making problem becomes more and more<br />

complicated, a decision-maker can not resolve it because<br />

of his/her limited experience and wisdom[1,2]. Thus,<br />

decision power assigning became a hot topic. Lots of<br />

scholars were attracted to do research in this field.<br />

Bidily put forward a method that experts were asked to<br />

evaluate other experts and got the weight of each expert.<br />

Yang analyzed the method proposed by Bodily and put<br />

forward a new method to designate the experts’ weight<br />

[4]. Ye and Hong studied the method to classify the<br />

experts and assigning the weight to experts by building<br />

interval-valued attribute value and clustering them[5]. Yu<br />

and Fan proposed a new maximal tree clustering analysis<br />

method based on the traditional ideas of maximal tree<br />

clustering method and the dynamic semantic<br />

representation[6]. Fedrizzi (1992) developed a GDSS<br />

based on clustering to classify experts and gave the<br />

experts different weights according its clustering result[7].<br />

Zhou and Wei (2006) judge the consistency level and<br />

consensus based on the distance of matrices given by<br />

experts and proposed a new method for deriving posterior<br />

weight based on reliability of expert's fuzzy judgment<br />

matrix[8]. Chen and Fan(2005) made statistical analysis<br />

Herrera-Viedma, Chiclana, Herrera and Alonso (2007)<br />

studied the method to designate experts’ weights based<br />

on additive consistency in incomplete group decision<br />

making environment[11].<br />

The preceding decision power assigning methods were<br />

objective method, which obtained from the information<br />

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given by the decision makers. These methods to assign<br />

experts’ weight gave an expert a fixed weigh to aggregate<br />

all the element into group decision making. There exists<br />

different element consistency level in a judgment matrix<br />

given by an expert, it will be more reasonable to<br />

calculating the different decision power for aggregating<br />

different element. Thus, the paper proposed a new weight<br />

assingning method based on linguistic 2-tuple judgment<br />

matrix.<br />

II. SOME PRELIMINARIES<br />

The 2-tuple linguistic presentation model can avoid<br />

information loss in processing and computing linguistic<br />

information, and maintain accuracy and consistency of<br />

linguistic information [11]. Gong and Liu proposed fuzzy<br />

information fusion method based on linguistic 2-tuple<br />

representation model, which can transfer other fuzzy<br />

information expressed by fuzzy interval-value or fuzzy<br />

triangular number into linguistic 2-tuple representation<br />

model [12]. Through the transfer model, fuzzy<br />

information expressed by other representation model and<br />

linguistic 2-tuple can be fused together. Therefore, study<br />

on weight designating method based on linguistic 2-tuple<br />

representation model is practical and meaningful.<br />

Suppose there are n alternatives denoted as<br />

A={A 1 ,A 2 , … ,A n } in group decision making and m<br />

experts to make decision which is denoted as<br />

E={E 1 ,E 2 ,…,E m }. The experts use fuzzy linguistic term to<br />

express their preferences on alternatives. And the fuzzy<br />

linguistic term set is composed of nine terms, which is<br />

denoted as S={s 0 =absolutely worse , s 1 =extremely<br />

worse , s 2 =much worse , s 3 =worse , s 4 =no<br />

difference,s 5 =better, s 6 =much better, s 7 =extremely<br />

better,s 8 =absolutely better}. And the linguistic terms<br />

were expressed by linguistic 2-tuple representation model.<br />

The literature about linguistic 2-tuple representation<br />

model was demonstrated as follows.<br />

Suppose S={s 0 , s 1 , …,s g } be a set of labels assessed<br />

in a linguistic term set with odd elements, which has the<br />

following properties: 1ordered: when the index i≥j,<br />

there must exist s i ≥s j ; 2a negation operator: Neg(s i )=<br />

s g-i ; 3 there exists a min and max operator: si ≥ s j means<br />

max(s i , sj )=si and min(s i , s j )=s j [13].<br />

Let β be the result of an aggregation of the indexes of<br />

a set S={s0, s1, …,sg}, for example, the result of a

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