A well-regarded as well powerful method named the ‘analytic hierarchy process’ (AHP) uses mathematics and psychology for making analysing complex decisions. This article aims to present a brief review of consistency measure judgments in AHP. Judgments should not be random or illogical. Several researchers have developed different measures identify rationality judgments. summarises which been pr...

This article presents a literature review of the applications of Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). AHP is a multiple criteria decision-making tool that has been used in almost all the applications related with decision-making. Out of many different applications of AHP, this article covers a select few, which could be of wide interest to the researchers and practitioners. The article critically ...

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When choosing a decision analysis technique to model a particular complex decision the fundamentals of the technique chosen should be understood by the analyst, and they should be appropriate for the characteristics of the problem itself. For analysing such complex decisions the Analytic Hierarchy Process is one of the most commonly used techniques. This technical note highlights a number of th...