The existing methods for solving the group decision making (GDM) problems with preference relations generally include four steps: (1) estimation of missing preferences, (2) consistency and consensus reaching, (3) aggregation and (4) exploitation, which make the GDM process complicated. Relatively, very few research results focus on exploring the methods which can simplify this process to improv...

In this paper we have explained automatic test data generation particularly for class testing of object oriented programming. During test data generation we have implemented the Genetic program Fuzzy logic control auxiliary hybridization techniques. Some cases genetic algorithm has been used for optimized the desired results. As a future challenges we have made comments on the utilization of th...

The purpose of this paper is establish the usefulness of newly formed modified s-curve membership function in a limited supply production planning problem with continuous variables. In this respect fuzzy parameters of linear programming are modeled by non-linear membership function such as scurve function. This paper begins with introduction and construction of modified s-curve membership funct...

This paper presents an application to the multi-objective stochastic transportation problem in fuzzy environment. In this paper, we focus on our attention to multiobjective stochastic transportation problem involving an inequality type of constraints in which all parameters ( supply and demand ) are log-normal random variable and the objectives are non-commensurable and conflicting in nature. A...

In fuzzy decision problems, the ordering of fuzzy numbers is the basic problem. The fuzzy preference relation is the reasonable representation of preference relations by a fuzzy membership function. This paper studies Nakamura’s and Kołodziejczyk’s preference relations. Eight cases, each representing different levels of overlap between two triangular fuzzy numbers are considered. We analyze the...

many ranking methods have been proposed so far. however, there is yet no method that can always give a satisfactory solution to every situation; some are counterintuitive, not discriminating; some use only the local information of fuzzy values; some produce different ranking for the same situation. for overcoming the above problems, we propose a new method for ranking fuzzy quantities based on ...

Analysis of 〈X,R〉 models is considered as part of a general approach to solving optimization problems with fuzzy coefficients. This approach involves a modification of traditional optimization methods and is associated with formulating and solving one and the same problem within the framework of mutually interrelated models by constructing equivalent analogs with fuzzy coefficients in objective...

Traceability technologies have great potential to improve sustainable performance in cold food supply chains by reducing loss. In existing approaches, traceability are selected either intuitively or through a random approach, that neither considers the trade-off between multiple cost–benefit technology criteria nor systematically translates user requirements for systems into selection process. ...