Integral quantification-based minimum cost consensus model for group decision-making: Incorporating relative influence-based trust propagation and multi-feature-integrated unit adjustment cost

Key Points

• The consensus model minimizes adjustment costs while incorporating relative influence-based trust propagation.
• A key metric indicates a significant improvement in decision-making efficiency through integrated features.
• Analysis of the model demonstrates effective group decision-making through structured trust dynamics and decision costs.
• This approach could highlight stronger collaborative outcomes; experimental validation is needed for practical application.