The SMAA-PROMETHEE method

SMAA-GAIA: A Complementary Tool of the SMAA-PROMETHEE Method CoDE-SMG – Technical Report Series

Multicriteria Decision Analysis Project on Environmental Problems

In this paper we describe the data for five real applications of multicriteria methods in the context of environmental problems. The applications are: (1) the choice of a solid waste management system for the Uusimaa region, Finland, (2) for the Jämsä region, Finland, (3) the Oulu region, Finland, (4) locating a waste treatment facility in the Savonlinna region, Finland, and (5) choosing among ...

Identifying Compromise Alternatives in Group Decision-making by Using Stochastic Multiobjective Acceptability Analysis

Stochastic multiobjective acceptability analysis (SMAA) is a multicriteria decision support method for multiple decision makers in discrete problems. In SMAA, the decision makers need not express their preferences explicitly or implicitly. Instead, the method is based on exploring the weight space in order to describe the valuations that would make each alternative the preferred one. Inaccurate...

Construction of solid matrix-antibody-antigen complexes containing simian immunodeficiency virus p27 using tag-specific monoclonal antibody and tag-linked antigen.

We have previously shown that immunization with solid matrix-antigen-antibody (SMAA) complexes induces both vigorous humoral and cell-mediated immune responses and have suggested that this method of vaccination may be developed for use in humans, and potentially as a vaccine against AIDS. Here we demonstrate that a small oligopeptide can act as a tag for the construction of SMAA complexes using...

JSMAA: an open source software for SMAA computations

Most software for Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) implement a small set of compatible methods in a closed monolithic software. Sometimes, however, the model can be generated through external information sources and therefore the supporting software should enable their integration. This paper motivates the need for model generation through existing applications of Stochastic Multicrit...