Student residential apartment performance evaluation using integrated AHP-FCE method

Hou, Cynthia; Wang, Yishan; Lan, Haifeng

doi:10.1016/j.jobe.2023.106000

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“…Considering the various quality risk assessment indicators with obvious hierarchy during the construction of urban rail transit, in this study, the AHP method was used to determine the weight of each subgoal and subsystem and perform mathematical analysis based on expert semi-structured interviews to determine the weights of the indicators. FCE is a method based on fuzzy mathematics membership theory and can solve multivariable problems in complex decisionmaking processes [26,28]. However, when dealing with complex problems and multiple evaluation indicators, it is difficult for FCE to directly provide the weight of each evaluation, for which the AHP is effective [29].…”

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Quality Risk Evaluation of Urban Rail Transit Construction Based on AHP–FCE Method

Ma,

Tian,

Zou

et al. 2023

Advances in Civil Engineering

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The demand for urban transport is increasing globally, and urban rail transit is an important infrastructure for meeting this demand. The objectives of this study were to effectively control and prevent all types of risks in the construction of metro projects and improve the quality and safety control of urban metro project construction. First, 20 index factors were selected from the five dimensions of “man–machinery–materials–methods–environment” and constructed an index system for assessing urban metro construction quality risks. Second, the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation (FCE) methods were used to comprehensively evaluate the construction quality risks of subway projects, and the weights of the secondary indices were determined. Finally, the importance of secondary indicators was evaluated using the integrated AHP–FCE method, and the model was applied to engineering practice for validation. The results indicated that the comprehensive AHP–FCE method has good adaptability and rationality and has practical application value for metro project construction quality and safety risk assessment. It can help prevent urban metro construction quality accidents and provides a novel idea for metro project construction quality risk assessment.

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“…Therefore, it is necessary to consider the whole picture, comprehensively consider the object under study, and grasp the general nature of the matter to obtain accurate and reasonable evaluation results. According to the relevant literature [24][25][26][27], methods widely used for construction risk evaluation are presented in Table 1.…”

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Quality Risk Evaluation of Urban Rail Transit Construction Based on AHP–FCE Method

Ma,

Tian,

Zou

et al. 2023

Advances in Civil Engineering

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“…Compared to AHP, the indicator weights obtained through entropy value calculation by EW are more objective. The combination of AHP and EW rationalizes the indicator weights, and this method is widely applied in various elds for comprehensive assessments, such as urban sustainability assessments 18 , government performance assessments for air pollution control 19 , environmental assessments for suppliers 20 , residentoriented apartment performance evaluations 21 , and urban ood risk assessments 22 , among other studies.…”

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Research and Application of a User Academic Profile Analysis Platform Based on AHP-EW

Yu,

Wang,

et al. 2023

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Academic achievement is a crucial factor in evaluating the academic level of students. However, there is a problem in that academic performance solely reflects grades and cannot assess students' comprehensive abilities and qualities. To address this issue, we have developed and implemented a platform for the analysis of a user's academic profile based on the Analytic Hierarchy Process-Entropy Weight (AHP-EW) method. The platform comprises input and calculation modules for academic performance, construction and evaluation of quality evaluation indicators, diagnostic analysis reports, and knowledge graphs. It constructs students’ academic performance portraits, delivers academic diagnosis and analysis services for various educational regions and schools, and generates academic performance portrait across different levels. It improves the clarity, coherence, and comprehensibility of academic performance and plays a vital role in diagnosing, analyzing, evaluating, and providing feedback on academic performance.

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“…The fuzzy relationship matrix is formed by the evaluator determining the degree of affiliation (i.e. likelihood) of each evaluation object in relation to each evaluation level based on the particular result of each index, which is the first step in the FCE method [ 36 ]. A weight vector is formed by combining the weights derived from the analytic hierarchy process method with user requirements, which serve as an evaluation item in the product design.…”

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Design of breastfeeding chairs for maternity rooms based on Kano-AHP-QFD: User requirement-driven design approach

Liu,

Zhang,

et al. 2024

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Student residential apartment performance evaluation using integrated AHP-FCE method

Cited by 12 publications

References 42 publications

Quality Risk Evaluation of Urban Rail Transit Construction Based on AHP–FCE Method

Quality Risk Evaluation of Urban Rail Transit Construction Based on AHP–FCE Method

Research and Application of a User Academic Profile Analysis Platform Based on AHP-EW

Design of breastfeeding chairs for maternity rooms based on Kano-AHP-QFD: User requirement-driven design approach

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