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Vista: A Visual interactive method for solving mcdm problems

Authors: Tabanoğlu, Aslıhan;

Vista: A Visual interactive method for solving mcdm problems

Abstract

In this thesis, recognizing the need of interaction with DM (Decision Maker) in solving MCDM (Multiple Criteria Decision Making) problems, a practical interactive algorithm called VISTA (Visual Interactive Sequential Tradeoffs Algorithm) is developed, and a DSS (Decision Support System) is designed to assist DM to use judgement effectively. The algorithm operates by successively optimizing a chosen objective function while the remaining objectives are converted to constraining objectives by setting their satisficing values, one of which is parametrically varied. By plotting the maximum value of the main objective function versus the parameter varied, a tradeoff curve is constructed between the optimized and the parametrized objective, while assuring constraining objectives (satisficing values guaranteed). This tradeoff curve is presented to the DM, and the DM is asked to choose a compromise solution between these two objectives. This chosen point is used as the new satisficing value of the parametrized objective, and a new tradeoff curve is generated by parametrizing another constraining objective function’s right hand side and .so on. This interactive procedure is continued until the DM is satisfied with the current decision or some other termination criterion is met. Special features to facilitate the DM’s judgement (MRS (Marginal Rate of Substitution) Curve, Multiple Comparison Plots, Convergence Plots), and the start and the termination (Start, Terminate, a Hybrid Approach) of the algorithm are provided. Two example problems are worked out with VISTA to demonstrate the practicality of the algorithm. The model and the entire procedure are validated.

Includes bibliographical references leaves 91-94.

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Tabanoğlu, Aslıhan

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Multiple criteria decision making., Multiple Criteria Decision Making, Endüstri ve Endüstri Mühendisliği, T58.62 .T33 1994, Visual Interactive Method, Decision Support System, Decision support systems, Visual interactive, Decision making, Industrial and Industrial Engineering

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