Decision Sciences
6 years ago

New framework identifies rejected alternatives for more successful group decisions!

Advances in intelligent systems and computing
A Framework for Group Decision-Making: Including Cognitive and Affective Aspects in a MCDA Method for Alternatives Rejection
João Carneiro, Luís Conceição, Diogo Martinho, Goreti Marreiros, Paulo Nováis

Paper Summary

The article presents a framework for group decision-making using a method that helps identify inconsistent assessments and reject alternatives that are not suitable. This framework aims to provide decision-makers with more relevant information throughout the decision-making process, leading to more consensual and satisfactory decisions.

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