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Linguistic Information Based Selection Methodology for Building Certification

In: Transactions on Engineering Technologies

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  • Deniz Uztürk

    (Galatasaray University, Department of Business Administration)

  • Gülçin Büyüközkan

    (Galatasaray University, Department of Industrial Engineering)

  • A. Fahri Negüs

    (Galatasaray University, Department of Business Administration)

  • M. Yaman Öztek

    (Galatasaray University, Department of Business Administration)

Abstract

Decision-making is a process encountered in everyday life and is used for evaluating different alternatives in the light of various criteria. Unfortunately, in this process, the data are not always accurate enough to obtain definite and optimum results. The uncertainty of data can quickly increase as information from different sources increases and that lead decision makers to seek new approaches to reduce this uncertainty and create stable environments for decision-making. One of these approaches is linguistic decision making (LDM), where linguistic variables are used. The 2-Tuple linguistic model is an extension of these approaches. This study aims to propose a multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) model with its 2-Tuple extension to overcome this imprecision on a selection problem. Moreover, in this study, the green building certification selection problem is applied to test the plausibility of the proposed methodology. Linguistic and multi-granular information obtained from various experts have been aggregated under uniform and meaningful form to choose the most appropriate building certification for Turkey.

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  • Deniz Uztürk & Gülçin Büyüközkan & A. Fahri Negüs & M. Yaman Öztek, 2019. "Linguistic Information Based Selection Methodology for Building Certification," Springer Books, in: Sio-Iong Ao & Len Gelman & Haeng Kon Kim (ed.), Transactions on Engineering Technologies, chapter 0, pages 347-360, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-981-32-9531-5_26
    DOI: 10.1007/978-981-32-9531-5_26
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