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The following pages link to Preference disaggregation for measuring and analysing customer satisfaction: The MUSA method (Q1848638):

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• Robust ordinal regression for value functions handling interacting criteria (Q297385) (← links)
• Multi-criteria group decision making based on bilateral agreements (Q300053) (← links)
• Assessing e-participation via user's satisfaction measurement: the case of OurSpace platform (Q513104) (← links)
• Using multiobjective mathematical programming to link national competitiveness, productivity, and innovation (Q513109) (← links)
• ACUTA: a novel method for eliciting additive value functions on the basis of holistic preference statements (Q976334) (← links)
• A survey of customer satisfaction barometers: some results from the transportation-communi\-cations sector. (Q1412731) (← links)
• Multicriteria methodology for the evaluation of a Greek engineering department. (Q1426704) (← links)
• Decision support system based on genetic algorithm and multi-criteria satisfaction analysis (MUSA) method for measuring job satisfaction (Q1699119) (← links)
• Disaggregating time series on multiple criteria for robust forecasting: the case of long-term electricity demand in Greece (Q1711470) (← links)
• An ordinal regression approach for analyzing consumer preferences in the art market (Q2029397) (← links)
• Choice-based preference disaggregation concerning vehicle technologies (Q2033316) (← links)
• A possibilistic-valued multi-criteria decision-making support for marketing activities in e-commerce: Feedback based diagnosis system (Q2378438) (← links)
• Linking customer satisfaction, employee appraisal, and business performance: an evaluation methodology in the banking sector (Q2393338) (← links)
• The assessment of user-perceived web quality: Application of a satisfaction benchmarking approach (Q2467286) (← links)
• A multicriteria DSS for stock evaluation using fundamental analysis (Q2467290) (← links)
• The satisfaction of healthcare consumers: analysis and comparison of different methodologies (Q6056136) (← links)
• Customer satisfaction in the presence of imperfect knowledge of data (Q6079909) (← links)