2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2013.02.007
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Weighted Influence Non-linear Gauge System (WINGS) – An analysis method for the systems of interrelated components

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“…Oparta jest ona na metodzie WINGS [Michnik, 2013]. Na wstępnym etapie zespół negocjacyjny buduje wspólny model problemu negocjacyjnego.…”
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“…Oparta jest ona na metodzie WINGS [Michnik, 2013]. Na wstępnym etapie zespół negocjacyjny buduje wspólny model problemu negocjacyjnego.…”
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“…Dzięki skalowaniu nieskończony szereg występujący w powyższym równaniu jest zbieżny (szczegóły matematyczne wyjaśnione są w artykule: [Michnik, 2013]). …”
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“…Recently a method has also been developed WINGS method (Weighted Influence Non-linear Gauge System) [22]. In these methods, the tool used to model the dependencies between the elements of the system is a directed graph, the tips of which symbolise the elements of the system and the arches determine the relations (mutual influence between the elements of the system).…”
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“…There are various methods enabling one to find the set of satisfactory solutions and the compromise solution (i.e. the final choice among efficient solutions) for multiobjective problems, such as AHP -analytic hierarchy process (Saaty 1980;Podvezko 2009), ANP -analytic network process (Saaty 1996;Azimi et al 2011), COPRAS-G method (Zavadskas, Kaklauskas 1996), TOPSIS (Hwang, Yoon 1981;Azimi et al 2011), SAW -simple additive weighting method (Churchman, Ackoff 1954), goal programming (Charnes et al 1955), e-constraint method (Chankong, Haimes 1983), lexicographic method (Khorram et al 2010), VIKOR-S (Michnik 2013b), WINGS (Michnik 2013a) and diverse hybrids (e.g. Haeri, TavakkoliMoghaddam 2012;Hsu 2014;Wu et al 2013).…”
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