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Paper results for keyword: Absolute measurementRank from comparisons and from ratings in the Analytic Hierarchy/Network Processes
Thomas SaatyJournal: European Journal of Operational ResearchRank preservation and reversal are important subjects in multi-criteria decision-making particularly if a theory uses only one of two ways of creating priorities: rating alternatives one at a time with respect to an ideal or standard, or comparing them in pairs. It is known that our minds can do ...
Read MoreAbsolute and relative measurement with the AHP. The most livable cities in the United States
Thomas SaatyJournal: Socio-Economic Planning SciencesIn this paper it is shown that there are two types of measurement involved in the AHP, absolute and relative. The first requires a standard with which to compare elements, but mostly alternatives at the bottom of the hierarchy. The process leads to absolute preservation in the rank of the alterna...
Read MoreMisuses of Clustering and Absolute Scales of Measurement in the Analytic Hierarchy process
Kirti PeniwatiJournal: The 3rd International Symposium on the Analytic Hierarchy ProcessThe grouping of elements, called clustering, is a fundamental operation in the Analytic Hierarchy Process. What elements are chosen and how they are clustered and located in a hierarchy have a profound effect on the outcome and the conclusions derived from the outcome. A valid AHP hierarchy must ...
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Rank from comparisons and from ratings in the Analytic Hierarchy/Network Processes
Thomas SaatyJournal: European Journal of Operational ResearchRank preservation and reversal are important subjects in multi-criteria decision-making particularly if a theory uses only one of two ways of creating priorities: rating alternatives one at a time with respect to an ideal or standard, or comparing them in pairs. It is known that our minds can do ...
Read MoreAbsolute and relative measurement with the AHP. The most livable cities in the United States
Thomas SaatyJournal: Socio-Economic Planning SciencesIn this paper it is shown that there are two types of measurement involved in the AHP, absolute and relative. The first requires a standard with which to compare elements, but mostly alternatives at the bottom of the hierarchy. The process leads to absolute preservation in the rank of the alterna...
Read MoreMisuses of Clustering and Absolute Scales of Measurement in the Analytic Hierarchy process
Kirti PeniwatiJournal: The 3rd International Symposium on the Analytic Hierarchy ProcessThe grouping of elements, called clustering, is a fundamental operation in the Analytic Hierarchy Process. What elements are chosen and how they are clustered and located in a hierarchy have a profound effect on the outcome and the conclusions derived from the outcome. A valid AHP hierarchy must ...
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