This homework assignment on analytical hierarchy process (AHP) has two problems. The first problem provides a hierarchy and weights for alternatives under different criteria for selecting a skincare clinic. It asks to (a) complete the weights table, (b) determine the weights of criteria and check consistency, and (c) identify the best alternative using AHP. The second problem asks to calculate the aggregated weights of criteria using the Analytic Integration and Prioritization (AIJ/AIP) group decision making method for a male and female decision maker group. It also asks whether the male and female students reached consensus on criteria weights.
This homework assignment on analytical hierarchy process (AHP) has two problems. The first problem provides a hierarchy and weights for alternatives under different criteria for selecting a skincare clinic. It asks to (a) complete the weights table, (b) determine the weights of criteria and check consistency, and (c) identify the best alternative using AHP. The second problem asks to calculate the aggregated weights of criteria using the Analytic Integration and Prioritization (AIJ/AIP) group decision making method for a male and female decision maker group. It also asks whether the male and female students reached consensus on criteria weights.
This homework assignment on analytical hierarchy process (AHP) has two problems. The first problem provides a hierarchy and weights for alternatives under different criteria for selecting a skincare clinic. It asks to (a) complete the weights table, (b) determine the weights of criteria and check consistency, and (c) identify the best alternative using AHP. The second problem asks to calculate the aggregated weights of criteria using the Analytic Integration and Prioritization (AIJ/AIP) group decision making method for a male and female decision maker group. It also asks whether the male and female students reached consensus on criteria weights.
This homework assignment on analytical hierarchy process (AHP) has two problems. The first problem provides a hierarchy and weights for alternatives under different criteria for selecting a skincare clinic. It asks to (a) complete the weights table, (b) determine the weights of criteria and check consistency, and (c) identify the best alternative using AHP. The second problem asks to calculate the aggregated weights of criteria using the Analytic Integration and Prioritization (AIJ/AIP) group decision making method for a male and female decision maker group. It also asks whether the male and female students reached consensus on criteria weights.
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HOMEWORK 2
Due date: 25th September 15, 2022
Submission on blackboard in PDF form
Problem 1: AHP Given an AHP problem with the hierarchy presented in the figure below and the alternatives’ weights are shown in the table 1. It is known that the lower score given in criterion Price, the better alternative is.
Skincare clinic selection problem hierarchy
Table 1: Alternatives’ weight Price Technology Qualified staffs Promotion O2 0.26 0.26 0.12 Zakka 0.56 0.56 0.06 Miss Ba 0.06 0.12 0.25 Ga Spa 0.12 0.06 0.57
(a) Develop the weight of alternatives for the criteria Price to complete table 1. (b) Develop the weight of criteria and check consistency of the pair – wise comparison in table 2. (c) Use AHP method to determine the best alternative for this problem
Problem 2: AIJ/AIP method (Group decision)
Given an AHP problem with the hierarchy presented in the figure below and the alternatives’ weights are shown in the table 1. It is known that the lower score given in criterion Price, the better alternative is.
Skincare clinic selection problem hierarchy
Regarding the weight of criteria, the group of decision makers include Male and Female IU 1 2 students with λ 1= ∧λ2= respectively. And their assessments of criteria are as follows: 3 3
Male ( A1 ) Price Technology Qualified staffs Promotion
Question: Calculate the aggregated weight of criteria using AIJ and AIP method. Check whether male and female students have reached score consensus or not.
