Combined TOPSIS Technique for MAGDM Based on the Distance Measures and CRITIC under Single-Valued Neutrosophic Sets and Applications to Quality Evaluation of Whole Process Engineering Consulting Service Modes
Keywords:
MAGDM; SVNSs; TOPSIS; CRITIC model; performance evaluationAbstract
According to survey data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, from 2011 to
2022, the total output value of China's construction industry showed an increasing trend year
by year. From 2018 to 2021, infrastructure investment has always maintained a positive
growth, indicating that the current construction industry is in a rapid development stage. In
order to improve the development quality of the construction industry as much as possible, it
is of great significance to develop the whole Process engineering consulting service model.
The quality evaluation of whole process engineering consulting service modes is MAGDM.
The single-valued neutrosophic sets (SVNSs) is useful tool to cope with uncertain information
during the quality evaluation of whole process engineering consulting service modes. In this
paper, the single-valued neutrosophic number combined TOPSIS (SVNN-CTOPSIS) model
based on single-valued neutrosophic number Hamming distances (SVNNHD) and
single-valued neutrosophic number Euclidean distance (SVNNED) is formed to cope with the
MAGDM. The CRITIC model is utilized to obtain the weight numbers in light with the
SVNNHD and SVNNED under SVNSs. Finally, numerical example and comparative analysis
for quality evaluation of whole process engineering consulting service modes is utilized to
verify SVNN-CTOPSIS model. The main contributions of this study are formed: (1) the
CRITIC model is formed to obtain the weight numbers in light with SVNNHD and SVNNED; (2) the SVNN-CTOPSIS model is formed in light with SVNNHD and SVNNED under SVNNs;
(3) Finally, numerical example and comparative analysis for quality evaluation of whole
process engineering consulting service modes is employed to verify SVNN-CTOPSIS model.
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