474 total citations 24 papers, 356 citations indexed
About
XU Ze is a scholar working on Ecological Modeling, Information Systems and Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality.
According to data from OpenAlex, XU Ze has authored 24 papers receiving a total of 356 indexed citations (citations by other indexed papers that have themselves been cited), including 20 papers in Ecological Modeling, 18 papers in Information Systems and 18 papers in Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality. Recurrent topics in XU Ze's work include Evaluation Methods in Various Fields (20 papers), Evaluation and Optimization Models (18 papers) and Advanced Decision-Making Techniques (18 papers). XU Ze is often cited by papers focused on Evaluation Methods in Various Fields (20 papers), Evaluation and Optimization Models (18 papers) and Advanced Decision-Making Techniques (18 papers). XU Ze collaborates with scholars based in China. XU Ze's co-authors include Pla Uni and has published in prestigious journals such as Systems Engineering, Kongzhi yu juece and Systems Engineering - Theory & Practice.
In The Last Decade
XU Ze
21 papers
receiving
347 citations
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All Works
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Ze, XU & Pla Uni. (2003). Priority Method Based on Possibility and Error Analysis for Interval Number Complementary Judgement Matrix. Journal of PLA University of Science and Technology.1 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2003). Possibility degree method for ranking interval numbers andits application. Journal of systems engineering.48 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2003). A Method for Multiple Attribute Decision Making without Weight Information but with Preference Information on Alternatives. Systems Engineering - Theory & Practice.2 indexed citations
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Ze, XU & Pla Uni. (2002). Research on Compatibility and Consistency of Fuzzy Complementary Judgement Matrices. Journal of PLA University of Science and Technology.6 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2002). Transformation Relations Between Reciprocal and Complementary Judgement Marrices and Their Integrated Prioritization Approaches. Systems engineering and electronics.4 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2002). An Approach to Integrating Four Types of Preference Information in Multi-attribute Decision Making. Systems Engineering - Theory & Practice.
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Ze, XU. (2002). Study on Method for Triangular Fuzzy Number-Based Multi-Attribute Decision Making With Preference Information on Alternatives. Systems engineering and electronics.33 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2002). Study on the Prioritizing Method for Fuzzy Complementary Judgement Matrices. Systems engineering and electronics.1 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2002). Interactive method based on alternative achievement scale and alternative comprehensive scale for multi-attribute decision making problems. Kongzhi yu juece.3 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2002). A Method Based on Fuzzy Linguistic Assessments and Linguistic Ordered Weighted Averaging(OWA) Operator for Multi-Attribute Group Decision-Making Problems. Systems Engineering.10 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2002). Priority method for a kind of multi-attribute decision-making problems.15 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2002). Two Methods for Priorities of Complementary Judgement Matrices ——Weighted Least-square Method and Eigenvector Method. Systems Engineering - Theory & Practice.23 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2002). A Method for Integrating Four Types of Preference Information in Multi-Attribute Decision Making Based on Reciprocal Judgement Matrices. Systems Engineering.2 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2001). A Method Based on Satisfactory Degree of Alternative for Uncertainly Multi-Attribution Decision-Making. Systems Engineering.2 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2001). A Practical Method for Priority of Interval Number Complementary Judgement Matrix. Yunchou yu guanli.61 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2001). A Method for Multi-objective Decision Making with Incomplete Information. Yunchou yu guanli.3 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2001). Algorithm for priority of fuzzy complementary judgement matrix. Journal of systems engineering.87 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2000). Consistency Improvement and Weighting Experts in Uncertain Group Decision-makings. Yunchou yu guanli.
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Ze, XU. (2000). A Simulation-Based Evaluation of Several Scales in the Analytic Hierarchy Process. Systems Engineering - Theory & Practice.11 indexed citations
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Ze, XU. (2000). A Practical Method of Multi objectives Optimum Decision. Yunchou yu guanli.3 indexed citations
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