According to the axiomatic foundations of social choice theory, not all decisions benefit everyone. Often, that do have any implied for decision maker are made in (best) interests others. When a is concerning welfare others, some individuals - including maker, may be on receiving end. For, it impossible make by taking into account individual preferences satisfy and This because great variety ch...

Disposal of health-care waste (HCW) is considered as an important environmental problem especially in large cities. Multiple criteria decision making (MCDM) techniques are apt to deal with quantitative and qualitative considerations of the health-care waste management (HCWM) problems. This research proposes a fuzzy multi-criteria group decision making approach with a multilevel hierarchical str...

Selecting the appropriate manufacturing machine is a very important and complex problem for firms which usually have to deal with both qualitative and quantitative criteria and involve different decision makers whose knowledge is often vague and imprecise. This paper proposes a peer-based modification to intuitionistic fuzzy multi-criteria group decision making with TOPSIS method (peer IF-TOPSI...

This paper proposes an optimized hybrid process of the Analytic Hierarchy Process with Simple Additive Weighting method for hotel decision-making. study is important as many sectors including tourism are striving in post-pandemic era. The proposed hypothesis proven through a case selection which included four factors criteria decision-making, namely price, facilities, class, and location. suppo...

evaluating and selecting alternatives investment projects needs considering all relevant and important aspects. in traditional methods, the focus is just on tangible monetary criteria. also in the traditional methods, either all the information’s about factors must be known precisely or sufficient objective data must be available for applying probability theory. in this paper, a combinative app...

Spatial problems are often characterised by incomplete information, multiple conflicting evaluation criteria and a heterogeneous group of decision-makers. Implementation of existing analytical decision–making methods in a Spatial Decision Support System has been characterised by difficulties when dealing with uncertainty, criteria standardization, and group decision-making where there is no con...