Valuation Fuzzy Soft Sets: A Flexible Fuzzy Soft Set Based Decision Making Procedure for the Valuation of Assets

Alcantud, Jose Luis; Rambaud, Salvador Cruz; Torrecillas, María José Muñoz

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Valuation Fuzzy Soft Sets: A Flexible Fuzzy Soft Set Based Decision Making Procedure for the Valuation of Assets

Author(s): José Alcantud , Salvador Rambaud , María Torrecillas

Publication date Created: November 2017

Publication date (Electronic): October 27 2017

Journal: Symmetry

Publisher: MDPI AG

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Journal ID (publisher-id): SYMMAM

Title: Symmetry

Abbreviated Title: Symmetry

Publisher: MDPI AG

ISSN (Electronic): 2073-8994

Publication date Created: November 2017

Publication date (Electronic): October 27 2017

Volume: 9

Issue: 11

Page: 253

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DOI: 10.3390/sym9110253

SO-VID: 6692dfa6-18b4-4234-bd94-568c0773568b

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