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Uncertain Multi-Attribute Decision Making : Methods and Applications, Hardback Book

Uncertain Multi-Attribute Decision Making : Methods and Applications Hardback

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This book introduces methods for uncertain multi-attribute decision making including uncertain multi-attribute group decision making and their applications to supply chain management, investment decision making, personnel assessment, redesigning products, maintenance services, military system efficiency evaluation.

Multi-attribute decision making, also known as multi-objective decision making with finite alternatives, is an important component of modern decision science.

The theory and methods of multi-attribute decision making have been extensively applied in engineering, economics, management and military contexts, such as venture capital project evaluation, facility location, bidding, development ranking of industrial sectors and so on.

Over the last few decades, great attention has been paid to research on multi-attribute decision making in uncertain settings, due to the increasing complexity and uncertainty of supposedly objective aspects and the fuzziness of human thought.

This book can be used as a reference guide for researchers and practitioners working in e.g. the fields of operations research, information science, management science and engineering.

It can also be used as a textbook for postgraduate and senior undergraduate students.

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