Hybrid subjective evaluation of rule Exraction Algorithm using Weighted Subsethood-Based (WSBA)

Fuzzy rules are important elements that being highlighted in any fuzzy expert system.This research proposes the framework of subjective performance evaluation using fuzzy technique for ranking the performance of the financial performance of a company under a multi criteria environment.There are a l...

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Main Authors: Othman, Mahmod, Ku-Mahamud, Ku Ruhana, Hawani, Shezrin, Hamzah, Amir, Khalid, Shaiful Annuar, Abdullah, Fader
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2013
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Online Access:http://repo.uum.edu.my/12061/1/PID59.pdf
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Summary:Fuzzy rules are important elements that being highlighted in any fuzzy expert system.This research proposes the framework of subjective performance evaluation using fuzzy technique for ranking the performance of the financial performance of a company under a multi criteria environment.There are a lot of techniques used such as fuzzy similarity function, fuzzy synthetic decision and satisfaction function have been adopted.The framework is based on fuzzy multi-criteria decision-making that consists of fuzzy rules.The use of fuzzy rules, which were extracted directly from input data through Weighted Subsethood-based (WSBA) Rule Generation Algorithm.WSBA rule generation use the subsethood values to generate the weights which finally produced the fuzzy general rules.The rules generated through the data provided knowledge in developed fuzzy rule The fuzzy rules embedded in the framework of subjective evaluation method showed advantages in generalizing the evaluation of the performance achievement, where the evaluation process can be conducted consistently in producing good evaluation results with the use of the membership set score.The results from the numerical examples are comparable to other fuzzy evaluation methods, even with the use of small rule size.