Tentative guidelines to help choosing an appropriate MCDA method

Article Abstract:

Seven tentative guidelines were proposed to select an appropriate multicriterion decision aid (MCDA) method. The first tentative guideline proposed involves identification of decision process' stakeholders. The second guideline calls for consideration of the decision making (DM) cognition in selecting a specific preference elucidation node. The third guideline involves identification of the decision problematic pursued by the DM.

Management Information Systems

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Supporting the intelligent MCDA user: a case study in multi-person multi-criteria decision support

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Two research studies are done to provide intelligent user support for multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) and decision support to small and medium enterprises in the Glasgow area . The use of software in the context of study to explore potential futures is described.

Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Management dynamics, Scotland, Applications Software Pkgs (Micro), Methods, Management, Technology application, Applications software, Company business management, Small and medium sized companies, Decision support software

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Stability analysis of tree structured decision functions

Article Abstract:

A study on the use of tree structures in stability analysis for multiple criteria decision making problems is proposed.

United States, Usage, Tree structures (Computers), Tree structures (Data structures)

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