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| Pairwise comparisons leading to pairwise comparison matrices has become, in the last few years, a powerful multicriteria procedure, in order to obtain robust information from a single DM or a group of DMs. In this way, this procedure is a basic ingredient of several interactive multicriteria methods with many applications reported in the literature. The success of this approach lies in its simplicity, which is close to common sense: ?when it is difficult to provide preferential information about a large set of objects, then it is advisable to take only two parts at a time.? Moreover, the derivation of a vector of preferential weights from a pairwise comparison matrix is relatively easy from a computational point of view. Thus, according to the rationality properties underlying the pairwise comparison matrix, there are different computational procedures (maximum eigenvalue, different GP formulations, etc.) that can be applied | |
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John Wiley & Sons |
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9780470400531 |
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Wiley Encyclopedia of Operations Research and Management Science |
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