PRIME Decisions: An Interactive Tool for Value Tree Analysis

Gustafsson, Janne; Salo, Ahti; Gustafsson, Tommi

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-56680-6_15

Cited by 19 publications

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“…Gustafsson, Salo and Gustafsson [10] mention that processing results from the consideration of each criteria and alternatives in the PRIME software include: 1) Value interval for each alternative, 2) Weight interval for each attribute, 3) Matrix dominance, and 4) Decision rule for comparing between alternatives, there are 4 rules which can be used to provide a decision recommendation, namely:  Maximax: alternatives that have the greatest possible value  Maximin: alternative with smallest possible value  Minimax regret: alternative that has the smallest PLV (possible loss value)  Central value: alternative that has the largest median interval value…”

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The Development Model of the Policy Alternatives in Controlling Air Pollution in the Jakarta Province, Indonesia

Listyarini¹,

Warlina²

2017

IJESD

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Abstract-The regulations issued by the Jakarta Provincial Government in order to maintain the perceived air quality have not functioned effectively. It is predicted the negative impacts of air pollution, with the huge of the money value. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct research to build an alternative policy that is expected to function effectively to reduce air pollution in Jakarta. Alternative policies was developed by the method of multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) with the software PRIME (Preference ratios in multiattribute evaluation) model is expected to control the environmental pollution, especially air pollution. The outcome from the MCDA model is the anticipation of a policy with an environmentally driven rather than economically driven approach as the developmental basis. The research recommends reducing emission of air pollution by combining command and control (CAC) policies with economic instrument (EI) policies and do-it-yourself (DIY) policies. Additionally, all stakeholders must have access to the academic policy development in order to improve their concerns and commitments.

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The Development Model of the Policy Alternatives in Controlling Air Pollution in the Jakarta Province, Indonesia

Listyarini¹,

Warlina²

2017

IJESD

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“…Increase in the computational power of personal computers has made it possible to create interactive software that solves these problems even on-line. This software includes WINPRE (Hämäläinen and Helenius, 1997), PRIME Decisions (Salo et al, 1999;Gustafsson et al, 2001) and RICH Decisions (Salo et al, 2002). To support the use of MAUT with intervals, software such as MOIRA (Jiménez et al, 2003) has also been developed.…”

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2015

Building Services Engineering Research and Technology

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Abstract:This thesis studies and develops application procedures of multi-attribute value tree methods and related decision support systems. The objective is to understand the needs of practice for the process support and, through this, to help create user-friendly multi-criteria decision support systems and appropriate ways to use them. The motivation behind this is that the usability of the methods is strongly dependent on the available tools and on their application process. The recent advances on the development of computers and the Internet have also created new opportunities to develop the systems. Consequently, the role of computer support has become very process-oriented instead of only implementing the mathematics of the methods. Specifically, the thesis (i) introduces two new web-based systems, Web-HIPRE and Smart-Swaps, with focus on process support and on adopting the new opportunities of computer support, (ii) reports experiences on the use of these systems in environmental applications to support group decision making processes, and (iii) describes new ways to apply two specific methods, even swaps and preference programming, for various tasks with an aim to improve the practical applicability of these methods.

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“…There are many multi-criteria evaluation tools for that kind of analysis, for example, PRIME, HIPRE and MCDM-23. More about these tools has been written for example by Huovila [1], Tanimoto [2], Mustajoki [12], and Gustafsson [19].…”

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Selection of renovation actions using multi-criteria “knapsack” model

Alanne

2004

Automation in Construction

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PRIME Decisions: An Interactive Tool for Value Tree Analysis

Cited by 19 publications

References 12 publications

The Development Model of the Policy Alternatives in Controlling Air Pollution in the Jakarta Province, Indonesia

The Development Model of the Policy Alternatives in Controlling Air Pollution in the Jakarta Province, Indonesia

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Selection of renovation actions using multi-criteria “knapsack” model

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