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On the Combination of MCDM Methods
2001The aggregation of various MCDM methods in an integrative decision support system leads to the idea of providing further possibilities of application besides their interactive, sequential usage from a unified user interface. Referring to the formulation of the meta decision problem proposed in Chapter 2 which asks for a design of an MCDM method ...
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A review of selected weighing methods in MCDM with a case study
International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management, 2020The Decision-making is undeniable and is an integral part of in almost all the processes either in the complex form or as a simple procedure. It often refers to the prioritizing (ranking) the alternatives based on several conflicting criteria. To ensure that the process of decision making runs smoothly with minimum errors, multiple criteria decision ...
Meenu Singh, Millie Pant
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Consequences of dropping nonessential objectives for the application of MCDM methods
European Journal of Operational Research, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Tomas Gal, Thomas Hanne
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Evaluation and refinement of aspiration-based methods in MCDM
European Journal of Operational Research, 1999zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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MCDM method based on improved fuzzy decision map
2013 IEEE 20th International Conference on Electronics, Circuits, and Systems (ICECS), 2013In this paper, we improve the Fuzzy Decision Map (FDM) by using linguistic values rather than crisp membership values for the link weights (i.e. preference and causal relationships among criteria with fuzzy linguistic). The proposed method is called the linguistic fuzzy decision network.
Basem Mohamed Elomda +2 more
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Robustness of Additive Value Function Methods in MCDM
Journal of Multi‐Criteria Decision Analysis, 1996Summary: A simulation model is constructed of choice between a discrete number of non-dominated alternatives. The long-run goals of the decision maker are assumed to be consistent with a hypothetical preference structure which satisfies assumptions of completeness, transitivity and additive independence for an ideal set of criteria. The use of additive
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ERP software selection with MCDM: application of TODIM method
International Journal of Business Information Systems, 2013Any ERP software in the market cannot fully meet the needs and expectations of manufacturing companies, because each company, which looks for implementing ERP system, runs its business with different strategies and goals. Therefore, enterprise resource planning ERP software selection is an important and critical decision process. Another aspect of this
Yigit Kazançoglu, Serhat Burmaoglu
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Methods and Problems in Discrete MCDM
1992Using the instrument of multicriteria optimization for decision making we have to note that the “solution” of the problem is in general not a single one. In this paper some aspects are discussed, such as how to manage an interactive procedure even if the subproblems are of N9-hard complexity.
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A naïve approach for solving MCDM problems: the GUESS method
Journal of the Operational Research Society, 1997Summary: We present a simple multiple criteria decision making solution technique called the GUESS method. This method has been used in MCDM experiments where different solution methods have been compared. The GUESS method is an interactive solution method designed to be used with continuous multiple criteria decision problems.
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Public involvement in energy policy serves several purposes. Some important ones are: to ensure that public values are reflected in decisions; to obtain information on impacts that might otherwise be overlooked; to inform the public; and to provide “due process” in a way that the public perceives is fair.
Benjamin F. Hobbs, Peter Meier
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Public involvement in energy policy serves several purposes. Some important ones are: to ensure that public values are reflected in decisions; to obtain information on impacts that might otherwise be overlooked; to inform the public; and to provide “due process” in a way that the public perceives is fair.
Benjamin F. Hobbs, Peter Meier
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