A comprehensive decision support system, GMCR II, is developed for the systematic study of
real-world interactive decision problems. Model formulation is presented in Part I, and …

For pt. I see ibid., p. 42-55 (2003). The development of a comprehensive decision support
system, GMCR II, for the systematic study of real-world interactive decision problems is …

The graph model for conflict resolution is put forward as a unique decision technology for
systematically studying strategic conflicts that can arise in environmental management and …

The fundamental design and inherent capabilities of the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution
(GMCR) to address a rich range of complex real world conflict situations are put into …

A new framework for the graph model for conflict resolution is developed so that decision
makers (DMs) with fuzzy preferences can be included in conflict models. A graph model is …

GMCR II, a decision support system based on the Graph Model for Conflict Resolution, now
contains an algorithm for Coalition Analysis to alert users that certain decision-makers would …

Historically, game theory has been mainly used to define and analyze conflicts. 11, 15, 34–
40 We propose the rough set and Boolean reasoning methods to specify conflicts, and …

Stability definitions for use in coalition analysis are developed within the framework of the
Graph Model for Conflict Resolution. Specifically, based on the concept of joint movement by …

A methodology is developed to model a decision maker's (DM's) fuzzy and/or interval fuzzy
preference over feasible scenarios or states within the framework of the graph model for …

A fuzzy option prioritization technique is developed to efficiently model uncertain
preferences of DMs in strategic conflicts as fuzzy preferences by using the decision …