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Bodies' behaviors remain important to the decision-making process of two-sided matching. The two-sided matching problem under interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy environment is investigated from the perspective of bodies' behavior, i.e., the behavior of matching willingness. For solving the problem, a normalized interval-valued score function is firstly presented. Through using this function, interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy number (IvIFN) preference matrices are converted to normalized interval-valued score matrices. The normalized interval-valued score matrices are then converted to score matrices. Based on score matrices, the matching willingness can be obtained by solving an optimal model. Based on score matrices and matching willingness matrix, the weighting score matrices are set up. Aiming at weighting score matrices, we use the TOPSIS method to calculate the closeness degrees. Based on closeness degree matrices and matching matrix, a two-sided matching (TsM) model is developed. Considering the same or different statuses of bodies, the TsM model is transformed to the one-goal TsM model. Through model solution, the optimal scheme of TsM can be obtained. Ultimately, the availability of TOPSIS based TsM method is illustrated by using a matching example of virtual reality technology.

TOPSIS Based Two-Sided Matching Under Interval-Valued Intuitionistic Fuzzy Environment in Virtual Reality Technology Transfer