Let X be a set of alternatives and a_{ij} a positive number expressing how much the alternative x_{i} is preferred to the alternative x_{j}. Under suitable hypothesis of no indifference and transitivity over the pairwise comparison matrix A= (a_{ij}), the alternatives can be ordered as a chain . Then a coherent priority vector is a vector giving a weighted ranking agreeing with the obtained chain and an intensity vector is a coherent priority vector encoding information about the intensities of the preferences. In the paper we look for operators F that, acting on the row vectors translate the matrix A in an intensity vector
A crucial problem in a decision making process is the determination of a scale of relative importanc...
EnWe present a general approach to pairwise comparison matrices and introduce a consistency index th...
Coherence of preferences has been a long standing issue in decision analysis. This paper focuses on ...
Let X be a set of alternatives and a_{ij} a positive number expressing how much the alternative x_{...
Let X be a set of alternatives and a_{ij} a positive number expressing how much the alternative x_{...
A crucial problem in a decision making process is the determination of a scale of relative importan...
Consistency and transitivity are important and leading research topics in the study of decision-maki...
In this paper, we investigate conditions, weaker than consistency, that a pairwise comparison matrix...
Pairwise comparisons have been a long standing technique for comparing alternatives/criteria and the...
A popular way for eliciting the expert’s preferences is given by fuzzy preference relations, hereaft...
AbstractCounter-examples are given to show that in decision making, different methods of deriving pr...
We consider reciprocal matrices over an abelian linearly ordered group; in this way we provide a gen...
In a Multicriteria Decision Making context, a pairwise comparison matrix $A=(a_{ij})$ is a helpful ...
In the context of Pairwise Comparison Matrices (PCMs) defined over abelian linearly ordered group, ⊙...
A crucial problem in a decision making process is the determination of a scale of relative importanc...
EnWe present a general approach to pairwise comparison matrices and introduce a consistency index th...
Coherence of preferences has been a long standing issue in decision analysis. This paper focuses on ...
Let X be a set of alternatives and a_{ij} a positive number expressing how much the alternative x_{...
Let X be a set of alternatives and a_{ij} a positive number expressing how much the alternative x_{...
A crucial problem in a decision making process is the determination of a scale of relative importan...
Consistency and transitivity are important and leading research topics in the study of decision-maki...
In this paper, we investigate conditions, weaker than consistency, that a pairwise comparison matrix...
Pairwise comparisons have been a long standing technique for comparing alternatives/criteria and the...
A popular way for eliciting the expert’s preferences is given by fuzzy preference relations, hereaft...
AbstractCounter-examples are given to show that in decision making, different methods of deriving pr...
We consider reciprocal matrices over an abelian linearly ordered group; in this way we provide a gen...
In a Multicriteria Decision Making context, a pairwise comparison matrix $A=(a_{ij})$ is a helpful ...
In the context of Pairwise Comparison Matrices (PCMs) defined over abelian linearly ordered group, ⊙...
A crucial problem in a decision making process is the determination of a scale of relative importanc...
EnWe present a general approach to pairwise comparison matrices and introduce a consistency index th...
Coherence of preferences has been a long standing issue in decision analysis. This paper focuses on ...