2020 · 118 citations · 15 references
BusinessDecision SciencesDecision MakingDecision TheoryMulti-criteria Decision MakingAlternative RankingDecision Matrix AnalysisMulti-criteria Decision AnalysisPreference ElicitationPreference ModelingRanking ProblemsAnalytic Hierarchy ProcessIdeal Solution TheoryMulti-criteria Decision SupportMulti-criteria Decision Support SystemsMulti-objective Decision AnalysisMultiple-alternative RankingRank Reversal Analysis
In this paper, we propose a new Multi-Criteria Decision-Making method (MCDM) which is rank reversal free. We call it the SPOTIS method standing for Stable Preference Ordering Towards Ideal Solution method. Our method is exempt of rank reversal because the preference ordering established from the score matrix of the MCDM problem under consideration does not require the relative comparisons between alternatives, but only comparisons with respect to the ideal solution chosen by the MCDM system designer after transforming the incomplete original MCDM problem into a well-defined one thanks to the specification of the min and max bounds of each criterion involved in the problem.
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