Wojciech Sałabun

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National Institute of Telecommunications

Poland

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Wojciech Sałabun is an Institute Professor at the National Institute of Telecommunications in Poland. His research primarily focuses on decision-making processes, uncertainty modeling, and multi-criteria decision analysis. Recent articles reflect his expertise in developing innovative frameworks and libraries, such as AsymIntervals and pymcdm, aimed at enhancing decision-making in various fields including supply chain management and sustainable energy evaluation.

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A new method using reference objects to support decision making in multi-criteria problems under uncertainty conditions

Open Date: 2017-07-01

Close Date: 2020-07-01

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Using New Temporal EDAS Approach in Sustainable Energy Mix Evaluation

AsymIntervals: A Python library for uncertainty modeling with asymmetric interval numbers

Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis-Based framework for supply chain management evaluation with multi-dimensional sensitivity analysis: A green logistics perspective

Version [1.1] - [MakeDecision: Online system for the graphical design of decision-making models in crisp and fuzzy environments]

Version [1.3]- [pymcdm – The universal library for solving multi-criteria decision-making problems]

Fuzzy RANCOM: A novel approach for modeling uncertainty in decision-making processes

BENCHMARK STUDY OF RE-IDENTIFICATION METHODS BASED ON STOCHASTIC FUZZY NORMALIZATION AND THEIR APPLICATION TO DECISION-MAKING PROBLEMS IN ENGINEERING

Fuzzy normalization-based Multi-Attributive Border Approximation Area Comparison

Asymmetric interval numbers: A new approach to modeling uncertainty

Supporting multi-criteria decision-making processes with unknown criteria weights

Optimizing Customer Retention in the Telecom Industry: A Fuzzy-Based Churn Modeling with Usage Data

Version [1.3]- [pyrepo-mcda - Reference objects based MCDA software package]

A multi-dimensional sensitivity analysis approach for evaluating the robustness of renewable energy sources in European countries

A new sensitivity analysis method for decision-making with multiple parameters modification

PySensMCDA: A novel tool for sensitivity analysis in multi-criteria problems

A novel approach employing hesitant intuitionistic fuzzy linguistic Einstein aggregation operators within the EDAS approach for multicriteria group decision making

MakeDecision: Online system for the graphical design of decision-making models in crisp and fuzzy environments

A new distance between rankings

Version [1.1]- [Handling decision-making in intuitionistic fuzzy environment: PyIFDM package]

Version [1.1]- [pyFDM: A python library for uncertainty decision analysis methods]

Enhancing Sustainable Assessment of Electric Vehicles: A Comparative Study of the TOPSIS Technique with Interval Numbers for Uncertainty Management

Version [1.1]- [pymcdm – The universal library for solving multi-criteria decision-making problems]

Advancing individual decision-making: An extension of the characteristic objects method using expected solution point

Dimensionality reduction technique under picture fuzzy environment and its application in decision making

RANCOM: A novel approach to identifying criteria relevance based on inaccuracy expert judgments

Biparametric Q Rung Orthopair Fuzzy Entropy Measure for Multi Criteria Decision Making Problem

Handling decision-making in Intuitionistic Fuzzy environment: PyIFDM package

pymcdm—The universal library for solving multi-criteria decision-making problems

Complex sensitivity analysis in Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis: An application to the selection of an electric car

Some Operations and Properties of the Cubic Intuitionistic Set with Application in Multi-Criteria Decision-Making

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Jarosław Wątróbski

Tomasz Zdziebko

Iwona Bąk

Jarosław Jankowski

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