Francisco Jesús Martínez Mimbrera
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917 B
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2 lines
917 B
Markdown
Most linguistic decision problems model information with linguistic variables assessed in linguistic term sets whose terms are uniform and symmetrically distributed, because it is enough to obtain satisfactory results. It might raise the necessity in linguistic decision problems of modelling linguistic assessments by means of linguistic information not uniformly distributed which belongs to linguistic term sets. This necessity may be due to the nature of the linguistic variables that participate in the problem or because the preferences need a greater granularity on one side of the scale than on the other.
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A new methodology to deal with unabalanced linguistic information that develops a fuzzy representation method for unbalanced linguistic term sets and also introduces a computational model to accomplish processes of computing with words without loss of information by using the 2-tuple linguistic model. |