| Titre : |
Decision aids for selection problems |
| Type de document : |
texte imprimé |
| Auteurs : |
David L.Olson, Auteur |
| Editeur : |
SPRINGER |
| Année de publication : |
1996 |
| ISBN/ISSN/EAN : |
978-1-4612-8459-8 |
| Langues : |
Anglais (eng) |
| Catégories : |
Chimie analytique
|
| Index. décimale : |
543 - Chimie analytique |
| Résumé : |
One of the most important tasks faced by decision-makers in business and government is that of selection. Selection problems are challenging in that they require the balancing of multiple, often conflicting, criteria. In recent years, a number of interesting decision aids have become available to assist in such decisions.
The aim of this book is to provide a comparative survey of many of the decision aids currently available. The first chapters present general ideas which underpin the methodologies used to design these aids. Subsequent chapters then focus on specific decision aids and demonstrate some of the software which implement these ideas. A final chapter provides a comparative analysis of their strengths and weaknesses. |
| Note de contenu : |
Table des matières:
Introduction 1
Multiple Criteria Decision Making 2
Value 4
Software Sources 7
References 8
Developing Criteria Hierarchies 9
Attributes 11
Suggestions for Cases where Preferential Independence is Absent 12
Automation Example 89
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 92
Conclusions 94
References 95
Outranking Methods 96
Cellular Manufacturing Example 98
Automation Example 101
Nuclear Dump Site Selection ELECTRE II 106
Energy Hierarchies 13
Conclusions 18
Multiattribute Utility Theory 19
Multiple Attribute Utility Theory 20
Tradeoff Analysis 22
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 26
House Selection 28
Conclusions 32
References 33
SMART 34
Independence 36
House Selection Example 39
SMARTS 42
Nuclear Site Selection with SMARTS 44
In this case the recommended site is Rock Springs 45
House Selection Example Using SMARTER 46
Summary 47
References 48
The Analytic Hierarchy Process 49
Hierarchy Development 50
Subjective Pairwise Comparisons 51
Calculation of Implied Weights 52
Consistency Measure 53
Synthesis 55
Calculations for the Nuclear Waste Disposal Siting Problem 56
Calculations for the Housing Selection Decision 60
RealWorld Applications of AHP 61
Computer Support for AHP 65
Summary 66
References 67
Geometric Mean Technique 69
REMBRANDT 71
Nuclear Disposal Site Selection Problem 73
House Selection Calculations 76
References 80
Preference Cones 81
Procedure 82
Basing Objective on Current Best Choice 83
Basing Objective on Worst Choice to Date 84
Adjacency Formulation 85
Basing Objective on Current Best Choice 86
Basing Objective on Worst Choice to Date 88
PROMETHEE 109
GAIA Output 114
Nuclear Dump Site Selection PROMETHEE 115
Applications of Outranking Methods 117
References 118
ZAPROS 119
Demonstration Model 120
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 127
House Selection 128
Conclusions 130
Input Files 131
AspirationLevel Interactive Model 134
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 136
Cellular Manufacturing Example 141
Summary 143
References 144
Visual Interactive Method 145
VIMDA Procedure 146
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 147
Cellular Manufacturing Example 148
Summary 149
References 150
Models with Uncertain Estimates 151
Parking Example 152
Nuclear Waste Disposal Siting Problem 153
Uncertain Value Contributions 154
House Buying Example 155
HIPRE 3+ 157
Parking Example 158
Summary 160
References 161
Comparisons 162
Task Dimensionality 163
Task Uniqueness 165
Human Subject Responses 168
Aid to Decision Maker Learning 169
Conclusion 172
Bibliography 173
Author Index 189
Topic Index 193
Droits d'auteur |
Decision aids for selection problems [texte imprimé] / David L.Olson, Auteur . - SPRINGER, 1996. ISBN : 978-1-4612-8459-8 Langues : Anglais ( eng)
| Catégories : |
Chimie analytique
|
| Index. décimale : |
543 - Chimie analytique |
| Résumé : |
One of the most important tasks faced by decision-makers in business and government is that of selection. Selection problems are challenging in that they require the balancing of multiple, often conflicting, criteria. In recent years, a number of interesting decision aids have become available to assist in such decisions.
The aim of this book is to provide a comparative survey of many of the decision aids currently available. The first chapters present general ideas which underpin the methodologies used to design these aids. Subsequent chapters then focus on specific decision aids and demonstrate some of the software which implement these ideas. A final chapter provides a comparative analysis of their strengths and weaknesses. |
| Note de contenu : |
Table des matières:
Introduction 1
Multiple Criteria Decision Making 2
Value 4
Software Sources 7
References 8
Developing Criteria Hierarchies 9
Attributes 11
Suggestions for Cases where Preferential Independence is Absent 12
Automation Example 89
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 92
Conclusions 94
References 95
Outranking Methods 96
Cellular Manufacturing Example 98
Automation Example 101
Nuclear Dump Site Selection ELECTRE II 106
Energy Hierarchies 13
Conclusions 18
Multiattribute Utility Theory 19
Multiple Attribute Utility Theory 20
Tradeoff Analysis 22
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 26
House Selection 28
Conclusions 32
References 33
SMART 34
Independence 36
House Selection Example 39
SMARTS 42
Nuclear Site Selection with SMARTS 44
In this case the recommended site is Rock Springs 45
House Selection Example Using SMARTER 46
Summary 47
References 48
The Analytic Hierarchy Process 49
Hierarchy Development 50
Subjective Pairwise Comparisons 51
Calculation of Implied Weights 52
Consistency Measure 53
Synthesis 55
Calculations for the Nuclear Waste Disposal Siting Problem 56
Calculations for the Housing Selection Decision 60
RealWorld Applications of AHP 61
Computer Support for AHP 65
Summary 66
References 67
Geometric Mean Technique 69
REMBRANDT 71
Nuclear Disposal Site Selection Problem 73
House Selection Calculations 76
References 80
Preference Cones 81
Procedure 82
Basing Objective on Current Best Choice 83
Basing Objective on Worst Choice to Date 84
Adjacency Formulation 85
Basing Objective on Current Best Choice 86
Basing Objective on Worst Choice to Date 88
PROMETHEE 109
GAIA Output 114
Nuclear Dump Site Selection PROMETHEE 115
Applications of Outranking Methods 117
References 118
ZAPROS 119
Demonstration Model 120
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 127
House Selection 128
Conclusions 130
Input Files 131
AspirationLevel Interactive Model 134
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 136
Cellular Manufacturing Example 141
Summary 143
References 144
Visual Interactive Method 145
VIMDA Procedure 146
Nuclear Dump Site Selection 147
Cellular Manufacturing Example 148
Summary 149
References 150
Models with Uncertain Estimates 151
Parking Example 152
Nuclear Waste Disposal Siting Problem 153
Uncertain Value Contributions 154
House Buying Example 155
HIPRE 3+ 157
Parking Example 158
Summary 160
References 161
Comparisons 162
Task Dimensionality 163
Task Uniqueness 165
Human Subject Responses 168
Aid to Decision Maker Learning 169
Conclusion 172
Bibliography 173
Author Index 189
Topic Index 193
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