ELECTRE and Decision Support

Rogers, Martin; Bruen, Michael; Maystre, Lucien-Yves

doi:10.1007/978-1-4757-5057-7

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“…Weights in ELECTRE are "coefficients of importance" and, as Vincke (1992) points out, they are like votes given to each of the criterion "candidates." Roger et al (2000) review existing weighting schemes for ELECTRE and provide a useful discussion of the weighting concept in ELECTRE. Care also needs to be taken in determining threshold values, which must relate specifically to each criterion and reflect the preferences of a decision maker.…”

Section: The Electre Methodsmentioning

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Multicriteria decision aid application to a student selection problem

López

Carlos²

2005

Pesqui. Oper.

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The selection of students is a complex decision making process, in which multiple selection criteria often need to be considered and where subjectiveness and imprecision are usually present, resulting that fuzzy and imprecise data should be used. This paper formulates the student selection process as a multicriteria decision analysis problem, concretely as a ranking problem, by using the ELECTRE III methodology to construct a fuzzy outranking relation, and then a genetic algorithm to exploit it and to obtain a ranking in decreasing order of preference. An empirical study of a real selection problem in the Universidad de Occidente in Mexico is presented. After performing calculations and obtaining the final ranking of compared alternatives, a sensitivity analysis was carried out. The study was supported with a new decision aid system for rank a finite set of multicriteria alternatives.

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Section: The Electre Methodsmentioning

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Multicriteria decision aid application to a student selection problem

López

Carlos²

2005

Pesqui. Oper.

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“…Each technique based on the same basic concept but its operation is different. The important thing of ELECTRE approach is the utilization of the idea of outranking relationship [13] ELECTRE I is to determine higher-degree relations between exclusive bid schemes, thru accordance and disaccord examine, and seek for the non-inferior scheme subset unceasingly, in the end, decide the first-class bid scheme. This approach considered the actual situation and the fee preference of creation units and overcame the supplementary state of affairs among evaluative indicators, and it's going to offer a brand-new approach foundation for the selection-makers [14].…”

Section: Elimination and Choice Expressing Reality (Electre)mentioning

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Material selection in a sustainable manufacturing practice of a badminton racket frame using Elimination and Choice Expressing Reality (ELECTRE) Method

Hassan

Rosli

Redzuan

2018

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Abstract. Badminton is one of the leading sports in the world. It has its own set of rules on the equipments used and general game play. One of the main equipment used is the badminton racket. Each sections of a badminton racket have its own design requirements and one of it is the racket's material selection. Therefore, material selection is very important to improve the usage of a badminton racket. This study describes the use of the Elimination and Choice Expressing Reality (ELECTRE) method in the material selection of a badminton racket frame with reference to the sustainable manufacturing practice of the frame. By categorizing the materials of the badminton racket frame according to mechanical, physical, chemical and environmental properties, and further detailed sub criteria were set according to the usage of these frames, the ELECTRE I method was used to determine the dominant material. Out of the six materials usually used in the manufacturing of a badminton racket frame, carbon fibre was the dominant material selected from three out of the four properties which are the mechanical, chemical and most importantly the environmental properties, as to comply with the sustainable manufacturing practice of these frames.

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“…ELECTRE has di erent applications in many elds, especially engineering [28]. Montazer et al (2009) [29] used ELECTRE III for the problem of supplier selection.…”

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A New Fuzzy ELECTRE Based Multiple Criteria Method for Personnel Selection

Jasemi

Ahmadi

2017

Scientia Iranica

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Abstract. In today's competitive environment, quali ed human resources are considered as one of the major keys to the organizations' success. So, an e cient solution to the problem of personnel selection is more necessary than ever. Besides many studies in the literature of the eld, this paper presents a novel fuzzy ELECTRE approach which is categorized as a Multiple-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) technique. In this approach, the weights and ranks are determined by linguistic variables while both quantitative and qualitative criteria are considered simultaneously. At last, the implementation of the model is illustrated and the results are compared with those of TOPSIS.

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ELECTRE and Decision Support

Cited by 109 publications

References 10 publications

Multicriteria decision aid application to a student selection problem

Multicriteria decision aid application to a student selection problem

Material selection in a sustainable manufacturing practice of a badminton racket frame using Elimination and Choice Expressing Reality (ELECTRE) Method

A New Fuzzy ELECTRE Based Multiple Criteria Method for Personnel Selection

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