In this paper, we propose two-stage prioritization procedure (TSPP) for multiplicative Analytic Hierarchy Process-group decision making (AHP-GDM), which involves determining the group priority vector based on the individual pair-wise comparison matrices (PCMs), simultaneously considering the consensus and consistency of the individual PCMs. The first stage of the TSPP involves checking and revising the individual PCMs for reaching the acceptable consensus and consistency. The second stage of the TSPP involves estimating the group priority vector using Bayesian approach. The main characteristics of the proposed TSPP are as follows: 1) It makes full use of the prior information as well as the sample information during the Bayesian revision of...
When decision makers who comprise a large nominal group face an unstructured decision problem and no...
When solving a Multi-Criteria Decision-Making problem of any degree of complexity, many researchers ...
The decision making problem considered here is to rank n alternatives from the best to the worst, us...
In this paper, we propose two-stage prioritization procedure (TSPP) for multiplicative Analytic Hier...
This paper sets out to identify the initial positions of the different decisionmakers who intervene ...
In this paper analytic hierarchy process (AHP), a well-known approach for handling multi-criteria de...
Decision making in today's world certainly incorporates the consideration of assessment in view of ...
This paper presents a procedure that allows us to determine the preference structures(PS) associated...
Presumably complex systems can be better understood when they are broken down into their constituent...
The two procedures traditionally followed for group decision making with the Analytical Hierarchical...
The method known as the analytical hierarchy process (AHP), a theoretical and methodological concept...
The scope of this research encompasses issues associated with group decision making (GDM) as the mos...
The methodology for selecting the individual numerical scale and prioritization method has recently ...
The two procedures traditionally followed for group decision making with the Analytical Hierarchical...
When decision makers who comprise a large nominal group face an unstructured decision problem and no...
When decision makers who comprise a large nominal group face an unstructured decision problem and no...
When solving a Multi-Criteria Decision-Making problem of any degree of complexity, many researchers ...
The decision making problem considered here is to rank n alternatives from the best to the worst, us...
In this paper, we propose two-stage prioritization procedure (TSPP) for multiplicative Analytic Hier...
This paper sets out to identify the initial positions of the different decisionmakers who intervene ...
In this paper analytic hierarchy process (AHP), a well-known approach for handling multi-criteria de...
Decision making in today's world certainly incorporates the consideration of assessment in view of ...
This paper presents a procedure that allows us to determine the preference structures(PS) associated...
Presumably complex systems can be better understood when they are broken down into their constituent...
The two procedures traditionally followed for group decision making with the Analytical Hierarchical...
The method known as the analytical hierarchy process (AHP), a theoretical and methodological concept...
The scope of this research encompasses issues associated with group decision making (GDM) as the mos...
The methodology for selecting the individual numerical scale and prioritization method has recently ...
The two procedures traditionally followed for group decision making with the Analytical Hierarchical...
When decision makers who comprise a large nominal group face an unstructured decision problem and no...
When decision makers who comprise a large nominal group face an unstructured decision problem and no...
When solving a Multi-Criteria Decision-Making problem of any degree of complexity, many researchers ...
The decision making problem considered here is to rank n alternatives from the best to the worst, us...