Titlebook: Organizations: Multiple Agents with Multiple Criteria; Proceedings of the F Joel N. Morse Conference proceedings 1981 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Explaining Utility Theory Paradoxes by Decision Regret,es of modelling a decision maker’s utility for a given outcome in terms of two attributes: strength of preference for the final asset position and a measure of “decision regret” (or happiness) over the ex-post evaluation of the decision made.

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Efficient Solutions for Point-Objective Discrete Facility Location Problems,tions are to be chosen out of a set of possible planar sites Q; the objective functions, to be minimized, are rectilinear distances from the location of the new facility to several existing facilities. After developing properties that characterize efficiency, we present an algorithm that generates all efficient solutions.

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Some Modifications of a Large Step Gradient Method for Interactive Multicriterion Optimization,s: a direction finding routine and a step-size routine. Alternative direction finding routines are discussed, which do not require the decision maker to provide point estimates such as those required by the original routine. An improved step-size routine is also suggested, which will have a positive impact on the convergence of the method.

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Random Sampling Approach to MCDM,e functions is “the” BTM solution. Although the earlier paper illustrated the BTM approach in terms of a MCDM decision problem with binary decision variables and linear criterion functions, it was argued that the BTM approach might be applicable to much more sophisticated formulations. The present paper explores such a formulation.

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