Dynamic Comprehensive Benefit Evaluation of the Transnational Power Grid Interconnection Project Based on Combination Weighting and TOPSIS Grey Projection Method
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transnational power grid interconnection project; comprehensive benefit evaluation; order relations method; factor analysis method; TOPSIS grey relation projection method; quadratic weighted algorithm based on temporal operator;All these keywords.
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