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in Additional Information The Math of AHP -- Computing priorities from pairwise comparisons Eigenvector computation Priorities for the elements in a cluster are derived from the relative pairwise comparisons by normalizing the principle right eigenvector of the matrix co...
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in Additional Information Originally, AHP had only one synthesis mode – later called the "distributive" synthesis mode. A distributive synthesis distributes priorities from the goal down through the alternatives and is analogous to dividing priorities in a pie chart, which...
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in Synthesize After structuring the model and collecting judgments, use the Synthesis Results menu to analyze the results. Synthesize automatically combines qualitative judgments with quantitative data, if available. Qualitative judgments are based on the kno...
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in Define Model is the first step in the decision process where we "structure" a decision model by identifying objectives, alternatives, and participants, and assigning roles to participants for providing judgments or data. After structuring the hierarchy of ob...
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in Additional Information Originally, AHP was based on three relatively simple axioms. The first axiom, the reciprocal axiom , requires that, if PC(EA,EB) is a paired comparison of elements A and B with respect to their parent, element C, representing how many times more t...
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The analytic hierarchy process (AHP) is a structured technique for organizing and analyzing complex decisions, based on mathematics and psychology. It was developed by Thomas L. Saaty in the 1970s and has been extensively studied and refined since...