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Weighting
SFZN-CRITIC - Spherical Fuzzy Z-Number CRITIC Weighting
Objective weighting from criterion variability + cross-criterion correlation under spherical Z-number uncertainty
Niu, J.2024doi:10.14569/IJACSA.2024.0150315 ↗
Overview
Output is an objective weight vector summing to 1 - criteria with high variability AND low correlation with other criteria receive the largest weights. Use these weights downstream in any SFZN-compatible ranking method (SFZN-CRADIS, SFZN-MARCOS, SFZN-TOPSIS). The score function ℑ collapses the SFZN's six components into a single scalar; criteria with discriminating scores AND independent information content dominate.
- Data
- Spherical Fuzzy Z-Number
- Weights
- Derived internally, no weight source needed
Edge cases and pitfalls
Forgetting the §_j multiplier in Γ_j - Niu §III Step 3 writes Γ_j = Σ(1 − Υ_jl) without §_j prefactor, but standard Diakoulaki 1995 CRITIC requires Γ_j = §_j · Σ(1 − Υ_jl); without §_j Niu Table V weights cannot be reproduced from Table IV alone.
Treating cost criteria as benefit by skipping the direction-aware normalization (Niu §III Step 3 second formula).
Using m−1 (sample) standard deviation instead of m (population) - Niu §III Step 3 third formula divides by m, not m−1.
Works with
Its derived weights can feed
How to cite
Niu, J. (2024). Spherical Fuzzy Z-Numbers-based CRITIC CRADIAS and MARCOS Approaches for Evaluating English Teacher Performance. International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications (IJACSA). https://doi.org/10.14569/IJACSA.2024.0150315
System ID, as it appears in reports and the API
SFZN-CRITIC