Multicriteria selection for a restaurant location in Taipei

By Gwo-Hshiung Tzeng, Meiyan Teng, June-Jye Chen, Serafim Opricovic. 2002

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Ranking universities based on performance evaluation by a hybrid MCDM model (2012, background): “The best alternative, ranked by Q, is the one with the minimum value of Q; the main ranking result is the compromise ranking list of alternatives and the compromise solution with the advantage rate (Tzeng et al., 2002).”
A Revised VIKOR Model for Multiple Criteria Decision Making - The Perspective of Regret Theory (2009, methodology): “Recently, VIKOR has been widely applied for dealing with MCDM problems of various fields, such as location selection [6], environmental policy [7] and data envelopment analysis [8].”
A VIKOR Method for Solving Personnel Training Selection Problem (2012, methodology): “Recently, VIKOR has been widely applied for dealing with MCDM problems of various fields, such as location selection [12], environmental policy [13], and data envelopment analysis [14].”
A fuzzy multi-criteria decision model for international tourist hotels location selection (2008, methodology): “Teng (2000) and Tzeng et al. (2002) noted that car parking conditions should also be included into location selection factors, as additional numbers of parking spaces will attract more customers.”
A VIKOR technique based on DEMATEL and ANP for information security risk control assessment (2013, methodology): “The VIKOR method was developed as an MCDM method to solve discrete decision problems with non-commensurable and conflicting criteria [40,41,27–29,31].”