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Visualisierungstechniken in Entscheidungsproblemen bei mehrfacher Zielsetzung

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In diesem Beitrag werden unterschiedliche Ansätze zur graphischen Darstellung von Datenwerten, Präferenzrelationen und kardinalen Bewertungen in entscheidungsunterstützenden Systemen für Probleme bei mehrfacher Zielsetzung vorgestellt. Neben der Darstellung der einzelnen Ansätze wird auch auf den damit verbundenen Rechenaufwand sowie mögliche Interpretationsprobleme eingegangen.

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  • Vetschera, Rudolf, 1993. "Visualisierungstechniken in Entscheidungsproblemen bei mehrfacher Zielsetzung," Discussion Papers, Series I 267, University of Konstanz, Department of Economics.
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