SOME REASONS TO FUZZY APPROACH OF THE CHOICE FUNCTIONS
Journal Title: Journal of Science And Arts - Year 2008, Vol 9, Issue 2
Abstract
The human preferences and the choice represent a significant problem in many domains as the decision theory, economics or social life. In the real life there are a many choice function that are not rationalizable. The specialized literature gives as procedures which imbedded the non-rational functions in to one rational. A full of advantages method that treats the non-rational choice functions is the utilization to fuzzy theory in the choice problems.
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Alina Constantinescu
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