Orlovsky's concept of decision-making with fuzzy preference relation-further results

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Orlovsky's concept of decision-making on a finite set of alternatives with a fuzzy preference relation is analysed. Several theorems which extend the possible effective application of that concept for optimization of many decision problems are formulated and proved. New fuzzy relations are developed and their basic properties are investigated.

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