Rule and utility based evidential reasoning approach for multiattribute decision analysis under uncertainties

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the development of a transformation process using both qualitative and quantitative multiple attribute decision frameworks.

Methods

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The evidential reasoning approach for multi-attribute decision analysis under interval uncertainty

Article Abstract:

A study uses evidential reasoning methods for an effective decision support systems analysis. Problem modeling is considered in the study.

United Kingdom, Analysis, Decision support systems, Decision support software

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Preference modelling by estimating local utility functions for multiobjective optimization

Article Abstract:

A multiobjective decision-making approach based on the interactive step trade-off method, which derives subsets of efficient solutions, and a search for the best compromise solutions is introduced. The procedure, which identifies and weeds out unacceptable solutions during the search process, employs goal programming models of a decision maker's preference responses for evaluating linear local utility functions.

Case studies, Utility theory, Utility functions

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