by E. Triantaphyllou, P.M. Pardalos, and S.H. Mann
Abstract:
One of the fundamental concepts in fuzzy set theory is the one of membership values. An appealing procedure for deriving information about membership values is to use a matrix of pair wise comparisons [18], [19], [20]. A number of OR approaches that are based on eigenvalue theory and mathematical programming have been proposed to manipulate the previous matrices and estimate membership values. The findings of this paper reveal that although some methods appear to be more effective than others, still their performance is dramatically poor.
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