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Abstract
This paper presents a new methodology to recommend the most suitable Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) method from a subset of candidate methods when risk and uncertainty are anticipated. A structured approach has been created based on an analysis of MCDM problems and methods characteristics. Outcomes of this analysis provide decision makers with a suggested group of candidate methods for their problem. Sensitivity analysis is applied to the suggested group of candidate methods to analyze the robustness of outputs when risk and uncertainty are anticipated. A MCDM method is automatically selected that delivers the most robust outcome. MCDM methods dealing with discrete sets of alternatives are considered. Numerical examples are presented where some MCDM methods are compared and recommended by calculating the minimum percentage change in criteria weights and performance measures required to alter the ranking of any two alternatives. A MCDM method will be recommended based on a best compromise in minimum percentage change required in inputs to alter the ranking of alternatives. Different cases are considered and some new propositions are presented based on potential generalized scenarios of MCDM problems.
Original language | English |
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Pages (from-to) | 357-370 |
Number of pages | 14 |
Journal | Operational Research Perspectives |
Volume | 5 |
Early online date | 19 Oct 2018 |
DOIs | |
Publication status | Published - Nov 2018 |
Keywords
- Multiple criteria
- Performance
- Criteria weights
- Decision making
- Sensitivity analysis
- Robustness
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Haddad, M. J. M. (Creator) & Sanders, D. (Creator), Elsevier BV, 19 Oct 2018
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Using Sensitivity Analysis to select discrete Multiple Criteria Decision Making methods for management and engineering
Haddad, M. (CoI), Sanders, D. (PI), Tewkesbury, G. (Team Member) & Bausch, N. (Team Member)
10/10/16 → 10/10/19
Project: Research