Pages that link to "Item:Q4319490"

The following pages link to An Experimental Evaluation of Interactive MCDM Methods and the Decision Making Process (Q4319490):

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• Some issues in measuring and reporting solution quality of interactive multiple objective programming procedures (Q706927) (← links)
• Beyond preference information based multiple criteria decision making (Q809882) (← links)
• Experimental test of MCDM algorithms in a modular approach (Q1061604) (← links)
• A comparison of two interactive MCDM procedures (Q1119482) (← links)
• Evaluation and refinement of aspiration-based methods in MCDM (Q1124823) (← links)
• Capturing decision maker preference: Experimental comparison of decision analysis and MCDM techniques (Q1278710) (← links)
• An experimental evaluation of the efficacy of four multi-objective linear programming algorithms (Q1291685) (← links)
• The effects of anchoring an interactive MCDM solution methods (Q1366701) (← links)
• A study of high-level managerial decision processes, with implications for MCDM research (Q1579484) (← links)
• Are multi-criteria decision-making tools useful? An experimental comparative study of three methods (Q1681493) (← links)
• Searching for psychologically stable solutions of multiple criteria decision problems (Q1806615) (← links)
• Out of the mist -- towards decision-maker-friendly multiple criteria decision making support (Q1876125) (← links)
• Taking stock of behavioural OR: a review of behavioural studies with an intervention focus (Q2030282) (← links)
• Comparing reference point based interactive multiobjective optimization methods without a human decision maker (Q2689865) (← links)
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• A naïve approach for solving MCDM problems: the GUESS method (Q4367033) (← links)
• Choice Behaviour in a Computer-Aided Multiattribute Decision Task (Q4368593) (← links)
• A study of decision process in MCDM problems with large number of criteria (Q5252210) (← links)
• Pairwise comparisons or constrained optimization? A usability evaluation of techniques for eliciting decision priorities (Q6060653) (← links)
• An experimental design for comparing interactive methods based on their desirable properties (Q6588512) (← links)