Invited Speaker
Dr. Chao Zhang, Associate Professor
Shanxi University, ChinaSpeech Title: The Exploration of Three-Way Decision Approaches in Generalized Intuitionistic Fuzzy Contexts
Abstract: The need for improved decision-making across various domains, particularly under conditions of risk, has led to the recognition of three-way decision methods for their effectiveness in numerous scenarios. Conventional approaches may prove inadequate when dealing with intricate decision-making challenges marked by uncertainty and ambiguity. Hence, the adoption of generalized intuitionistic fuzzy theory offers a more precise framework for representing fuzzy phenomena. This report provides a survey of recent advancements in three-way decision methods within generalized intuitionistic fuzzy environments. It begins with an exploration of the fundamental principles of three-way decision methods and intuitionistic fuzzy theory. The report also examines the latest trends, including their application in emerging domains and the development of hybrid methodologies. It conducts an evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of recent research approaches. While these methods have shown promise in decision-making, they are not without limitations and challenges. The document concludes by highlighting critical challenges and suggesting future research directions. In summary, this report offers an overview of contemporary research progress in three-way decision methods within generalized intuitionistic fuzzy environments, providing guidance for scholars and engineers involved in intelligent decision-making in contexts with various uncertainties.
Biography: Dr. Chao Zhang is a PhD supervisor at the Institute of Intelligent Information Processing, Shanxi University, China, with research interests spanning data mining, granular computing, and intelligent decision-making. His contributions include over 60 research papers and involvement in editing two monographs and five other publications. Dr. Zhang has successfully led two projects sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and one key program of the Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province, among others. He holds editorial positions in journals including International Journal of Cognitive Computing in Engineering and Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence. Additionally, he has organized special issues in journals such as International Journal of Fuzzy Systems, Intelligent Automation & Soft Computing, Electronics, and International Journal of Cognitive Computing in Engineering. Dr. Zhang's contributions have earned him recognition as a Sanjin Talent and positions as a key member in the Cultivation Plan for Excellent Young Scholars in Institutions of Higher Learning in Shanxi Province, and as a core member of Science and Technology Innovation Teams of Shanxi Province.