Abstract

In 2014, Hu introduced the concept of three-way decision spaces and axiomatic definition of decision evaluation functions. In three-way decision spaces, decision evaluation function satisfies minimum element axiom, monotonicity axiom and complement axiom. Since then, the research on construction method of decision evaluation functions from commonly used binary aggregation functions becomes a research hotspot. Meanwhile, uninorms, as one class of binary aggregation functions, have been successfully applied in various application problems, such as in decision making, image processing, data mining, etc. This paper continues to consider this research topic and mainly explores the new construction methods of decision evaluation functions based on uninorms. Firstly, we show two novel transformation methods from semi-decision evaluation functions to decision evaluation functions based on uninorms. Secondly, using known semi-decision evaluation functions, we give some new construction methods of semi-decision evaluation functions. Thirdly, we give some novel construction methods of decision evaluation functions and semi-decision evaluation functions related to fuzzy sets, interval-valued fuzzy sets, fuzzy relations and hesitant fuzzy sets. Based on them, decision maker can obtain more useful decision evaluation functions, thereby more choices can be used for realistic decision-making problems. Finally, we consider two real evaluation problems to illustrate the results obtained in this paper. The three-way decisions results of evaluation problem show that the construction method proposed in this paper is superior to some existing construction methodsunder some conditions.

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