Eliciting ELECTRE TRI category limits for a group of decision makers. Cailloux, O., Meyer, P., & Mousseau, V. European Journal of Operational Research, 223(1):133–140, November, 2012. ![Eliciting ELECTRE TRI category limits for a group of decision makers [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Hal Article doi abstract bibtex Multiple criteria sorting aims at assigning alternatives evaluated on several criteria to predefined ordered categories. In this paper, we consider a well known multiple criteria sorting method, ELECTRE TRI, which involves three types of preference parameters: (1) category limits defining the frontiers between consecutive categories, (2) weights and majority level specifying which coalitions form a majority, and (3) veto thresholds characterizing discordance effects. We propose an elicitation procedure to infer category limits from assignment example provided by multiple decision makers. The procedure computes a set of category limits common to all decision makers, with variable weights and vetoes for each decision maker. Hence, the method helps reaching a consensus among decision makers on the category limits, whereas finding a consensus on weights and vetoes is left aside. The inference procedure is based on mixed integer linear programming and performs well even for datasets corresponding to real-world decision problems. We provide an illustrative example of the method and analyze the performance of the proposed algorithms.
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title = {Eliciting {ELECTRE} {TRI} category limits for a group of decision makers},
keywords = {Preference modeling},
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doi = {10.1016/j.ejor.2012.05.032},
abstract = {Multiple criteria sorting aims at assigning alternatives evaluated on several criteria to predefined ordered categories. In this paper, we consider a well known multiple criteria sorting method, ELECTRE TRI, which involves three types of preference parameters: (1) category limits defining the frontiers between consecutive categories, (2) weights and majority level specifying which coalitions form a majority, and (3) veto thresholds characterizing discordance effects. We propose an elicitation procedure to infer category limits from assignment example provided by multiple decision makers. The procedure computes a set of category limits common to all decision makers, with variable weights and vetoes for each decision maker. Hence, the method helps reaching a consensus among decision makers on the category limits, whereas finding a consensus on weights and vetoes is left aside.
The inference procedure is based on mixed integer linear programming and performs well even for datasets corresponding to real-world decision problems. We provide an illustrative example of the method and analyze the performance of the proposed algorithms.},
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author = {Cailloux, Olivier and Meyer, Patrick and Mousseau, Vincent},
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