A weight-assessing method with habitual domains

Article Abstract:

A new weight-assessing model was created based on a model of behavior mechanism and the theory of habitual domains. The model, which utilizes connectivities between criteria, considers decision-making as a dynamically adjusting process from the ideal to the actual states. Application of the model to assess the mode-choice behavior of motorcycle users in Taipei City, Taiwan revealed that travel cost and walking time serve as motorcycle travelers' two important criteria.

Consumer Behavior, Decision-making, Models, Decision making

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HADTS: a decision technology system to support Army housing management

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The Housing Analysis Decision Technology System (HADTS) was developed to help the US Army in making housing decisions related to onpost construction or offpost leases. To help the army provide housing to personnel within a 30-mile radius of a military base, HADTS includes an executive information system, a geographical information system, and an enhanced version of the Army's Housing Analysis System decision support tool.

Operations research, Management science, Case studies, Soldiers, Geographic information systems, Quartering (Billeting)

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Using competence sets to analyze the consumer decision problem

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Research is presented concerning the development of a framework based on the concept of competence sets and habitual domains in order to enable a business enterprise to expand its products in line with the needs of a customer.

Production management, Measurement, Business enterprises, Consumption (Economics), Set theory, Fuzzy sets

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