Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis¶
Belton, V., & Stewart, T. J. (2002). Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis: An Integrated Approach. Springer.
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Mechanisms¶
- Decision Criteria Rubric
- The guarding discipline, drawn from multi-criteria decision analysis, is to treat the weighted total as a structured argument rather than a verdict: keep the narrative justifications, sanity-check the ranking against holistic expert judgment, and recalibrate the weights when they stop tracking the aim.
This sourcePresents multi-criteria decision analysis as an aid for structuring decisions that involve conflicting goals rather than as an automatic substitute for decision-maker judgment.
- The guarding discipline, drawn from multi-criteria decision analysis, is to treat the weighted total as a structured argument rather than a verdict: keep the narrative justifications, sanity-check the ranking against holistic expert judgment, and recalibrate the weights when they stop tracking the aim.
- Multi-Criteria Selection Rubric
- Its strength is that it makes selection legible and contestable: because the criteria and weights are explicit and set up front
This sourceMakes criteria and preference weights explicit, uses the structured model to explain evaluations, and permits sensitivity reruns under changed weights and assumptions.
- Its strength is that it makes selection legible and contestable: because the criteria and weights are explicit and set up front
- Weighted Scoring Matrix
- Its failure mode is that its additive, compensatory form
This sourceExplains that additive MCDA models are compensatory, allowing stronger performance on one criterion to offset weaker performance on another.
- Its failure mode is that its additive, compensatory form
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