What Is Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis?
Multi-criteria decision-making refers to the decision-making of a set of limited (infinite) solutions that conflict with each other and cannot be shared. It is one of the important contents of analytical decision theory.
Multi-criteria decision analysis
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- Multi-criteria decision-making refers to the selection of a set of limited (infinite) solutions that conflict with each other and cannot be shared.
- Multi-criteria decision-making is divided into multi-attribute decision-making (MADM) and
- Compared with conventional evaluation methods, the mechanism characteristics of multi-criteria decision evaluation are:
- 1. Multiple projects can be judged, lined up and selected.
- 2. When researching an item, each impact factor is treated according to the criteria that determine the item, and the value of the factor is subjected to a series of
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