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The Analytic Hierarchy Process and Expert Choice

In: Decision By Objectives How to Convince Others That You Are Right

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  • Ernest H. Forman

    (The George Washington University, Washington, D.C., USA)

  • Mary Ann Selly

    (Expert Choice, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pasadena, USA)

Abstract

The following sections are included:The Analytic Hierarchy ProcessBeyond Weights and ScoresInconsistencyCauses of InconsistencyClerical ErrorLack of InformationLack of ConcentrationReal World Is Not Always ConsistentInadequate Model StructureCompensatory and Non-Compensatory Decision-makingPrinciples and Axioms of the Analytic Hierarchy ProcessExpert ChoiceDeveloping a Decision HierarchyGoalObjectivesAlternativesMore Complex HierarchiesEstablishing PrioritiesPairwise ComparisonsEigenvalues and EigenvectorsNumerical judgmentsGraphical judgmentsVerbal judgmentsSynthesisSensitivityA Typical Application of AHP/EXPERT CHOICEChoosing a Coast Guard Weapon Patrol Boat Fleet – BackgroundAlternativesObjectivesSub-objectivesReliability, Maintainability, and AvailabilityDerivation of preferences with respect to lowest level sub-objectivesPairwise verbal judgmentsVerbal judgments can be represented numericallyInconsistency RatioReducing InconsistencyPerformanceCOSTHUMAN FACTORSBASINGRESULTSensitivity AnalysisSeven Step Process for ChoiceOther decision-making ‘recipes’Musts and WantsSummary of the benefits of AHPIncremental ImprovementRetirement Places RatedBackgroundChange in methodology – from adding ranks to averaging scoresCreating ‘magic’ formulasDouble CountingEqual WeightingIncremental improvement using AHP

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  • Ernest H. Forman & Mary Ann Selly, 2001. "The Analytic Hierarchy Process and Expert Choice," World Scientific Book Chapters, in: Decision By Objectives How to Convince Others That You Are Right, chapter 4, pages 43-125, World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd..
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    1. Amjad Hudaib & Raja Masadeh & Mais Qasem & Abdullah Alzaqebah, 2018. "Requirements Prioritization Techniques Comparison," Modern Applied Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 12(2), pages 1-62, February.

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