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Overview of MCDM techniques

1. AWOT (AWOT)
2. Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) (Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP))
3. Analytical Network Process (ANP) (Analytical Network Process (ANP))
4. Borda count (Borda count)
5. Compromise programming (CP) (Compromise programming (CP))
6. Direct point allocation (Direct point allocation)
7. Fuzzy MCDM (Fuzzy MCDM)
8. Goal programming (GP) (Goal programming (GP))
9. Matrix techniques (Matrix techniques)
10. Multi-Attribute Utility Theory (MAUT) (Multi-Attribute Utility Theory (MAUT))
11. Multi-Criteria Approval (Multi-Criteria Approval)
12. Multi-Criteria Risk Analysis (MCRA) (Multi-Criteria Risk Analysis (MCRA))
13. Multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) (Multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA))
14. Multi-objective programming (MOP) (Multi-objective programming (MOP))
15. N/A (N/A)
16. Other continuous MCDM (Other continuous MCDM)
17. Other discrete MCDM (Other discrete MCDM)
18. Other multi-agent MCDM (Other multi-agent MCDM)
19. Outranking (Electre and Promethee) (Outranking (Electre and Promethee))
20. SWOT (SWOT)
21. Simple multiple attribute ranking (SMART) (Simple multiple attribute ranking (SMART))
22. Simple ranking (Simple ranking)
23. Value tree analysis (Value tree analysis)
24. Voting (Voting)

Use of MCDM techniques in DSS

DSSs using AWOT:

DSSs using Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP):

1. DSD (DSD)
2. EMDS (EMDS)
3. FORFUN (FORFUN)
4. PYL (PYL)

DSSs using Analytical Network Process (ANP):

1. MyTestDSS (MyTestDSS)

DSSs using Borda count:

1. TestDSS (TestDSS)

DSSs using Compromise programming (CP):

1. TestDSS (TestDSS)

DSSs using Direct point allocation:

1. MyTestDSS (MyTestDSS)

DSSs using Fuzzy MCDM:

1. EMDS (EMDS)

DSSs using Analytical Network Process (ANP):

1. MyTestDSS (MyTestDSS)

DSSs using Goal programming (GP):

1. OSMOSE (OSMOSE)

DSSs using Matrix techniques:

DSSs using Multi-Attribute Utility Theory (MAUT):

1. CONES (CONES)
2. DSD (DSD)

DSSs using Multi-Criteria Approval:

DSSs using Multi-Criteria Risk Analysis (MCRA):

DSSs using Multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA):

1. PractiSFM (PractiSFM)
2. ToSIA (ToSIA)

DSSs using Multi-objective programming (MOP):

DSSs using Other continuous MCDM:

DSSs using Other discrete MCDM:

DSSs using Other multi-agent MCDM:

1. Mesta (Mesta)
2. PYL (PYL)

DSSs using Outranking (Electre and Promethee):

DSSs using SWOT:

DSSs using Simple multiple attribute ranking (SMART):

DSSs using Simple ranking:

DSSs using Value tree analysis:

DSSs using Voting:

Use of MCDM techniques in DSS: Overview

	Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)	Fuzzy MCDM	Goal programming (GP)	Multi-Attribute Utility Theory (MAUT)	Multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA)	Other multi-agent MCDM
Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)	DSD (DSD), EMDS (EMDS), FORFUN (FORFUN), PYL (PYL)	b	c	d	e	f