The goal of the Analytic Hierarchy Process method is to structure and simplify complex decision problems through a hierarchical analysis process in order to make a rational decision.<\/p>\n
The AHP is called “analytical” because of its ability to comprehensively analyze a problem constellation in all its interdependencies. It is called “process” because it specifies in a procedural flow how decisions are structured and analyzed.<\/p>\n
In principle, this sequence is always consistent, making the AHP an easy-to-use decision-making tool that is equivalent to a routine treatment when used repeatedly.<\/p>\n
AHP goals are:
\n– Support decisions in teams.
\n– To find the mutually acceptable solution and minimize the time required to achieve it.
\n– To make the decision making and the outcome understandable.
\n– Uncover any inconsistencies in decision making.<\/p>\n
The AHP serves:
\n– To verify and supplement subjective “gut decisions”.
\n– To elicit qualitative weighting decisions based on comparative choices.
\n– For the structured and hierarchical representation of a final decision by a decision tree.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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