Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sequential Three-Way Decision Model in Incomplete Information Systems

As an effective method for uncertain knowledge discovery and decision-making, the three-way decisions model has attracted extensive attention from scholars. However, in practice, the existing sequential three-way decision model often faces challenges due to factors such as missing data and unbalance...

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Veröffentlicht in:Symmetry (Basel) 2024-09, Vol.16 (9), p.1244
Hauptverfasser: Shi, Jie, Liu, Qiupeng, Shi, Chunlei, Lv, Mingming, Pang, Wenli
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Zusammenfassung:As an effective method for uncertain knowledge discovery and decision-making, the three-way decisions model has attracted extensive attention from scholars. However, in practice, the existing sequential three-way decision model often faces challenges due to factors such as missing data and unbalanced attribute granularity. To address these issues, we propose an intuitionistic fuzzy sequential three-way decision (IFSTWD) model, which introduces several significant contributions: (1) New intuitionistic fuzzy similarity relations. By integrating possibility theory, our model defines similarity and dissimilarity in incomplete information systems, establishing new intuitionistic fuzzy similarity relations and their cut relations. (2) Granulation method innovation. We propose a density neighborhood-based granulation method to partition decision attributes and introduce a novel criterion for evaluating attribute importance. (3) Enhanced decision process. By incorporating sequential three-way decision theory and developing a multi-level granularity structure, our model replaces the traditional equivalent relation in the decision-theoretic rough sets model, thus advancing the model’s applicability and effectiveness. The practical utility of our model is demonstrated through an example analysis of “Chinese + vocational skills” talent competency and validated through simulation experiments on the UCI dataset, showing superior performance compared to existing methods.
ISSN:2073-8994
2073-8994
DOI:10.3390/sym16091244