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Cost-sensitive sequential three-way decision for information system with fuzzy decision

Journal article titled "Cost-sensitive sequential three-way decision for information system with fuzzy decision" presents a methodological approach to decision-making in information systems. The source record lists Elsevier BV as publisher and a 2022-10-01 publication date.

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