Following the traces: an introduction to conjoint measurement without transitivity and additivity

Article Abstract:

A method of conjoint measurement for analyses of the non-transitive and / or incomplete binary relations on product sets is presented. The model does not involve an addition operation. Conjoint measurement is used in decision making under uncertainty, and in multiple criteria.

Decision-making, Decision making, Binary system (Mathematics), Transitive relation (Mathematics)

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An axiomatic approach to noncompensatory sorting methods in MCDM, II: More than two categories

Article Abstract:

The usage of conjoint measurement techniques, to develop noncompensatory sorting models for making decisions with multiple attributes, is described.

Econometric models

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A characterization of concordance relations

Article Abstract:

Axiomatic analysis, which is used to examine multiple criteria decision making problems, is presented.

Axiomatic set theory

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