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Anchored Decisions in Multi-Factor Decision-Making: A Comparison of the Analytic Hierarchy Process and Choosing by Advantages

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The author presents a comparison between Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) and Choosing by Advantages (CBA)。 The author highlights differences between the two decision making systems pertaining to vocabulary, computing criteria priorities and capturing user judgments。 AHP uses pairwise comparisons to compute criteria priorities at multiple levels。 CBA asserts that sound decision making methods anchor decisions to the relevant facts and base decisions on the importance of the advantages of the alternatives, as elicited from the decision maker。

Decision MakingMulti-criteria decision makingAnalytical Hierarchy ProcessChoosing by advantages

Richard Jenson

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Utah State University

Decision Sciences Institute annual meeting

Seattle, WA(US)

46th Decision Sciences Institute annual meeting 2015: Decision sciences in the 21st century: theoretical impact and practical relevance

870-886

2015