Multi-criteria Decision Problems

Kangas, Annika; Kurttila, Mikko; Hujala, Teppo; Eyvindson, Kyle; Kangas, Jyrki

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-23522-6_4

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“…The used methods in the research indicate that the CP and CS problem is mostly evaluated as a multi-criteria decision problem (Kangas et al , 2008). Various methods and techniques are adapted to solve this problem.…”

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A multi-agent systems-based contractor pre-qualification model

Kog

Yaman

2016

ECAM

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In this study (1) contractor selection and pre-qualification models and systems in the literature are examined and (2) the proposal of a multi agent systems (MAS) based contractor prequalification model in order to support client's decision with the optimal solution in a contractor selection phase are introduced. A meta-classification and analysis study based on a comprehensive literature survey is used to analyse models and approaches available. Three basic tendering processes, which are open, selective limited and negotiated, were studied and a prototype program is created to implement the model proposed. In addition, the tender management system is conceptually discussed in the context of the model.

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“…The methods in the researches indicate that the CP and CS problem is mostly evaluated as a multi-criteria decision problem (Kangas et al , 2008). Although the most preferred methods are statistical methods and decision theory, in recent years there is a tendency to machine learning and neural networks.…”

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confidence: 99%