ANALYTICAL HIERARCHY PROCESS PROBLEM SOLUTION
ANALYTICAL HIERARCHY PROCESS PROBLEM SOLUTION
n the book chapter, the basic structure, features, axioms, advantages and disadvantages of AHP will be given. Then, AHP application steps will be explained with a sample application in the exell program, and screen shots will be included in the lecture. As an example application, how the personnel selection in the field of health is made with AHP will be explained in detail. If the results are not consistent, what should be done will be explained. As a result, the readers will have an idea about solving the AHP problem through the excel program and will be able to apply it easily.
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Artificial intelligence, Economics, Social Sciences, Geometry, Business, Management and Accounting, Multi-Criteria Decision Making, Management Science and Operations Research, Operations research, Decision Sciences, Multi-Objective Transportation Problem Optimization, Engineering, Selection (genetic algorithm), Hierarchy, Management of Technology and Innovation, Field (mathematics), Market economy, Quality Function Deployment in Product Development and Management, FOS: Mathematics, Axiom, Chromatography, Analytic hierarchy process, Sample (material), Pure mathematics, Analytic Hierarchy Process, Computer science, Process (computing), Management science, Programming language, Chemistry, Control and Systems Engineering, Physical Sciences, Mathematics
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