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Fuzzy Max-min Composition In Quality Specifications Of Multi-agent System


Author(s): T.Pathinathan , J. Jon Arockiaraj,M.Poonthentral
Affiliation: Department of Mathematics, Loyola College, Chennai
Year of Publication: 2014
Source: International Journal of Computing Algorithm
     
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Citation: T.Pathinathan, J. Jon Arockiaraj,M.Poonthentral. "Fuzzy Max-min Composition In Quality Specifications Of Multi-agent System." International Journal of Computing Algorithm 3.2 (2014): 101-106.

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In this paper a new technique named Fuzzy Max- Min Composition is used to obtain prioritization of quality specifications that assist quality engineer in achieving the desired level of quality for Multi-agent systems. Intuitionistic fuzzy Set has been used to capture the uncertainties associated with stakeholder’s recommendation.


Keywords FuzzySet; Intuitionistic fuzzy Set IFS, Intuitionistic Fuzzy Relation IFR Multi-agent system MAS, Quality Criteria, Quality factor.


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