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(63)- Modeling subjective evaluation for fuzzy group multicriteria decision making
- A linear optimization problem to derive relative weights using an interval judgement matrix
- Interactive decision aiding for group decision support
- Multiple criteria decision support -- a review
- On fuzzy ratio comparisons in hierarchical decision models
- How to benefit from decision analysis in environmental life cycle assessment (LCA)
- Stochastic group preference modelling in the multiplicative AHP: A model of group consensus
- Sensivitiy analysis for assessing preferentially independent order relations
- Artificial neural network representations for hierarchical preference structures
- Preference programming through approximate ratio comparisons
- Multi-attribute decision aid under incomplete information and hierarchical structure
- Dominance, potential optimality, imprecise information, and hierarchical structure in multi-criteria analysis
- Web-HIPRE
- Value of agreement in decision analysis: concept, measures and application
- HIPRE 3+
- Modeling project preferences in multiattribute portfolio decision analysis
- A flexible elicitation procedure for additive model scale constants
- Spatial multi-attribute decision analysis: axiomatic foundations and incomplete preference information
- Nuclear emergency decision support: a behavioural OR perspective
- Dynamic multi-objective heating optimization
- Cost-efficiency analysis of weapon system portfolios
- Establishing dominance between alternatives with incomplete information in a hierarchically structured attribute tree
- A multicriteria decision model for supplier selection in a food industry based on fitradeoff method
- A benefit-to-cost ratio based approach for portfolio selection under multiple criteria with incomplete preference information
- Preference programming with incomplete ordinal information
- Rationalizable strategies in games with incomplete preferences
- A careful look at the importance of criteria and weights
- Multiple criteria decision analysis. State of the art surveys. In 2 volumes
- DecideIT
- Ranking and selection for multiple performance measures using incomplete preference information
- Recommending multiple criteria decision analysis methods with a new taxonomy-based decision support system
- Expert Choice
- INPRE
- M-MACBETH
- NAIADE
- PRIME Decisions
- PROBE
- RICH Decisions
- UTA Plus
- VIP Analysis
- VisualUTA
- WINPRE
- ORESTE
- Extreme point-based multi-attribute decision analysis with incomplete information
- A new method for elicitation of criteria weights in additive models: flexible and interactive tradeoff
- Adjustable robustness for multi-attribute project portfolio selection
- Effects of imprecise weighting in hierarchical preference programming
- FITradeoff
- Scale dependence and ranking intervals in additive value models under incomplete preference information
- Integrated value function construction with application to impact assessments
- On the convergence of multiattribute weighting methods.
- Establishing dominance and potential optimality in multi-criteria analysis with imprecise weight and value.
- A utility range-based interactive group support system for multiattribute decision making.
- Behavioral and procedural consequences of structural variation in value trees
- Extended methods for identifying dominance and potential optimality in multi-criteria analysis with imprecise information
- Sequential incorporation of imprecise information in multiple criteria decision processes
- MCDA Index Tool
- Rank inclusion in criteria hierarchies
- Using intervals for global sensitivity and worst-case analyses in multiattribute value trees
- Preference programming for robust portfolio modeling and project selection
- Evidential reasoning based preference programming for multiple attribute decision analysis under uncertainty
- Robust portfolio modeling with incomplete cost information and project interdependencies
- Set choice problems with incomplete information about the preferences of the decision maker
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