http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
New concepts and trends of hybrid multiple criteria decision making
"When humans or computers need to make a decision, typically multiple conflicting criteria need to be evaluated--such as when we buy a car, we need to consider safety, cost and comfort. Multiple-Criteria Decision-Making has been researched for decades. Now as the rising trend of big-data analytics in supporting decision making, MCDM can be more powerful combining with state-of-the-art analytics and machine learning. The authors introduce a new framework of Multiple-Criteria Decision-Making, which can lead to more acurate decision making. Several real-world cases will be included to illustrate the new hybrid approaches."--Provided by publisher.
chapter 1 Introduction -- part Section I concepts and theory -- chapter 2 New Concepts and Trends in MCDM -- chapter 3 Basic Concepts of DEMATEL and Its Revision -- chapter 4 DEMATEL Technique for Forming INRM and DANP Weights -- chapter 5 Traditional MADM and New Hybrid MADM for Problem Solving -- chapter 6 MODM with De Novo and Changeable Spaces -- chapter 7 Multiple Rules-Based Decision Making for Solving Data-Centric Problems -- part Section II applications of MCDM -- chapter 8 The Case of DEMATEL for Assessing Information Risk -- chapter 9 E-Store Business Evaluation and Improvement Using a Hybrid MADM Model -- chapter 10 Improving the Performance of Green Suppliers in the TFT-LCD Industry -- chapter 11 Exploring Smartphone Improvements Based on a Hybrid MADM Model -- chapter 12 Evaluating the Development of Business-to-Business M-Commerce of SMEs -- chapter 13 Evaluation and Selection of Glamour Stocks by a Hybrid MADM Model -- chapter 14 Nonadditive Hybrid MADM Model for Selecting and Improving Suppliers -- chapter 15 New Perspectives on Modeling Strategic Alliances by De Novo Programming -- chapter 16 Automated Factory Planning Using the New Idea of Changeable Spaces -- chapter 17 Fuzzy Inference-Supported MRDM for Technical Analysis: A Case of Stock Investment -- chapter 18 Financial Improvements of Commercial Banks Using a Hybrid MRDM Approach -- chapter 19 FCA-Based DANP Model Using the Rough Set Approach: A Case Study of Semiconductor Companies -- chapter 20 Hybrid Bipolar MRDM Model For Business Analytics.