Abstract

We discuss the OWA and Choquet integral aggregation operators and point out the central role the ordering operation plays in these operators. We extend the capabilities of the Choquet integral aggregation by allowing the ordering to be induced by some values other then those being aggregated. This allows us to consider an induced Choquet Choquet integral aggregation operator. We look at the properties of this operator. We then look at its applications. Among the applications considered are aggregations guided by linguistic and other ordinal structures. We look at the use of induced aggregation in nearest neighbor methods. We also consider the Choquet aggregation of complex objects such as matrices and vectors.

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