An interactive procedure for multiple attribute group decision making with incomplete information: range-based approach

Article Abstract:

A range-based interactive procedure was developed to provide a solution to a multiple attribute group decision-making problem with incomplete information. The proposed method is effective and efficient in showing utility information to group members and can facilitate the incorporation of each group member's utility information into one. Hence, a group consensus can also be reached that speeds up decision-making.

Multiple criteria decision making, Work groups, Teamwork (Workplace)

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Interactive group decision making procedure under incomplete information

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to analyze the multiple criteria decision making problem with incomplete information when multiple decision makers are involved. A method using individual decision was utilized to form group consensus. Results indicated that final group consensus ranking toward more agreement of participants can be established through a series of linear programs using individual decision results.

Management Theory & Techniques, Group Dynamics, Research, Human resource management, Interpersonal relations, Decision-making, Group, Group decision making

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Multi-attributed decision aid under incomplete information and hierarchical structure

Article Abstract:

Techniques for handling incomplete information relating to attribute weights and values under a hierarchically structured value tree.

Operations research, Management science, Analysis

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