Axiomatizations and factorizations of Sugeno utility functions
Miguel Couceiro, Tam\'as Waldhauser

TL;DR
This paper introduces a general framework for analyzing Sugeno utility functions in multicriteria decision making, providing axiomatizations and methods for their factorization into simpler components.
Contribution
It proposes the concept of pseudo-Sugeno integrals to generalize Sugeno integrals and offers solutions for factorizing Sugeno utility functions into compositions of integrals and local utility functions.
Findings
Provided axiomatizations for pseudo-Sugeno functions
Developed methods to factorize Sugeno utility functions
Extended understanding of multicriteria aggregation models
Abstract
In this paper we consider a multicriteria aggregation model where local utility functions of different sorts are aggregated using Sugeno integrals, and which we refer to as Sugeno utility functions. We propose a general approach to study such functions via the notion of pseudo-Sugeno integral (or, equivalently, pseudo-polynomial function), which naturally generalizes that of Sugeno integral, and provide several axiomatizations for this class of functions. Moreover, we address and solve the problem of factorizing a Sugeno utility function as a composition of a Sugeno integral with local utility functions, if such a factorization exists.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMulti-Criteria Decision Making · Advanced Algebra and Logic · Fuzzy Systems and Optimization
