A fuzzy evaluation decision model for the ratio operating performance index

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In order to take into account cost and timeliness and enhance accuracy testing, this study developed the fuzzy number and membership function, using the confidence interval of ratio operating performance index. Subsequently, according to the statistical test rules and the application of the fuzzy number and membership function, a fuzzy evaluation decision model for the operating performance index is proposed, to evaluate if the business performance reaches the needed level. Based on the abovementioned, the evaluation model in this study took into account not only timeliness but also accuracy, so that it could grasp the opportunity of improvement for operating organizations with poor operating performance after being evaluated. This fuzzy evaluation decision model for the operating performance index constructs a fuzzy membership function retrieved from an index’s confidence interval, reducing the chance of miscalculation due to sampling mistakes and improving the efficiency of evaluation. Finally, in order to facilitate the application of readers and the industry, this paper uses cases to explain the proposed fuzzy verification method. On the whole, the model proposed in this paper is a data-based auxiliary tool for the service operating performance improvement strategy.

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Li, M., Chen, K. S., Yu, C. M., & Yang, C. M. (2021). A fuzzy evaluation decision model for the ratio operating performance index. Mathematics, 9(3), 1–13. https://doi.org/10.3390/math9030262

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