β Scribed by Vilas Wuwongse; Shigenobu Kobayashi; Atsunobu Ichikawa
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The purpose of this paper is to develop an interactive system for supporting the decision making process under multiple objectives and to empirically evaluate its performance. An interactive algorithm underlying the system is proposed with emphasis on the psychological aspects of the decision maker (DM). A choice process model is developed, based on pairwise comparison judgments of alternatives, because the judgments are basic and easy for a DM. A corresponding interactive algorithm is implemented and compared with other existing algorithms. Two kinds of comparative experiments, numerical and subject experiments, are conducted to verify the validity of the choice model as well as the practical effectiveness and the convergence of the algorithm.
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