Multicriteria group decision-making problems （DMP） require criteria weights. Assigning weights of importance of the criteria Face Decision-maker （DM） means, in essence, a priori purpose variant of the winner. Ther...Multicriteria group decision-making problems （DMP） require criteria weights. Assigning weights of importance of the criteria Face Decision-maker （DM） means, in essence, a priori purpose variant of the winner. There are a number of problematic situations involving a large number of criteria： （1） problems where the evaluation of alternatives represent the degree of satisfaction of basic performance requirements object bidders. Matrix estimates with different low variability and a very large number of requirements （criteria）; （2） the use of cognitive maps for modeling problem situations. If the alternatives are considered not only divisible strategy （options impact on concepts）, matrix estimates accepts small size. If the task is allowed to use an alternative strategy mixtures fraction （e.g., 25% influences on the concept 1, 50% influences on the concept 2, 10% influences on the concept 3, etc.）, the matrix ratings also gaining greater dimension. It is clear that in such cases the appointment criteria weights DMP becomes a problem.展开更多
In contrast with conscious decision-making, there are numerous subconscious decisions that we make without thinking about them. Some are biological and are made by different parts of our body to keep it alive and fu...In contrast with conscious decision-making, there are numerous subconscious decisions that we make without thinking about them. Some are biological and are made by different parts of our body to keep it alive and functioning normally. Others are a result of repetition and training that we can then do without thinking about them. The mathematics of conscious decisions with the Analytic Hierarchy and Network Processes is discrete, and has been discussed in the first three parts published on the subject. The mathematics of subconscious decisions is continuous. Here, we generalize the discrete mathematics of conscious decisions to the continuous case and develop it in some depth to apply to the synthesis of firings in the brain.展开更多
文摘Multicriteria group decision-making problems （DMP） require criteria weights. Assigning weights of importance of the criteria Face Decision-maker （DM） means, in essence, a priori purpose variant of the winner. There are a number of problematic situations involving a large number of criteria： （1） problems where the evaluation of alternatives represent the degree of satisfaction of basic performance requirements object bidders. Matrix estimates with different low variability and a very large number of requirements （criteria）; （2） the use of cognitive maps for modeling problem situations. If the alternatives are considered not only divisible strategy （options impact on concepts）, matrix estimates accepts small size. If the task is allowed to use an alternative strategy mixtures fraction （e.g., 25% influences on the concept 1, 50% influences on the concept 2, 10% influences on the concept 3, etc.）, the matrix ratings also gaining greater dimension. It is clear that in such cases the appointment criteria weights DMP becomes a problem.
文摘In contrast with conscious decision-making, there are numerous subconscious decisions that we make without thinking about them. Some are biological and are made by different parts of our body to keep it alive and functioning normally. Others are a result of repetition and training that we can then do without thinking about them. The mathematics of conscious decisions with the Analytic Hierarchy and Network Processes is discrete, and has been discussed in the first three parts published on the subject. The mathematics of subconscious decisions is continuous. Here, we generalize the discrete mathematics of conscious decisions to the continuous case and develop it in some depth to apply to the synthesis of firings in the brain.
