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ORCIDAnnals of Operations Research, Volume 245
Volume 245, Numbers 1-2, October 2016
- Rafael Caballero
, Carlos Romero, Francisco Ruiz:
Multiple criteria decision making and economics: an introduction. 1-5 - Fatima Perez, Thomas Gomez:
Multiobjective project portfolio selection with fuzzy constraints. 7-29 - Clara Calvo, Carlos Ivorra, Vicente Liern:
Fuzzy portfolio selection with non-financial goals: exploring the efficient frontier. 31-46 - Murat Köksalan, Ceren Tuncer Sakar:
An interactive approach to stochastic programming-based portfolio optimization. 47-66 - Banu Lokman, Murat Köksalan, Pekka J. Korhonen, Jyrki Wallenius:
An interactive algorithm to find the most preferred solution of multi-objective integer programs. 67-95 - Gülsah Karakaya, Murat Köksalan:
An interactive approach for Bi-attribute multi-item auctions. 97-119 - Dylan F. Jones, Graham Wall:
An extended goal programming model for site selection in the offshore wind farm sector. 121-135 - Amelia Bilbao-Terol, Mariano Jiménez, Mar Arenas Parra:
A group decision making model based on goal programming with fuzzy hierarchy: an application to regional forest planning. 137-162 - Ana Garcia-Bernabeu, Antonio Benito, Mila Bravo, David Pla-Santamaria:
Photovoltaic power plants: a multicriteria approach to investment decisions and a case study in western Spain. 163-175 - Valentin Bertsch, Wolf Fichtner:
A participatory multi-criteria approach for power generation and transmission planning. 177-207 - D. V. Borrero, Miguel A. Hinojosa, Amparo M. Mármol:
Stable solutions for multiple scenario cost allocation games with partial information. 209-226 - Pedro Linares, Sara Lumbreras, Alberto Santamaría, Andrea Veiga:
How relevant is the lack of reciprocity in pairwise comparisons? An experiment with AHP. 227-244 - Juan Aguarón, María Teresa Escobar, José María Moreno-Jiménez:
The precise consistency consensus matrix in a local AHP-group decision making context. 245-259 - José María Moreno-Jiménez, Manuel Salvador, Pilar Gargallo, Alfredo Altuzarra:
Systemic decision making in AHP: a Bayesian approach. 261-284 - B. Kirubakaran, M. Ilangkumaran:
Selection of optimum maintenance strategy based on FAHP integrated with GRA-TOPSIS. 285-313 - José M. Antón, Juan B. Grau, J. M. Cisneros, Ana M. Tarquis, F. V. Laguna, J. J. Cantero, Diego Andina, Elena Sánchez:
Discrete multi-criteria methods for lands use and conservation planning on La Colacha in Arroyos Menores (Río Cuarto, Province of Córdoba, Argentina). 315-336 - Mladen Stamenkovic, Ivan Anic, Marijana Petrovic, Natasa Bojkovic:
An ELECTRE approach for evaluating secondary education profiles: evidence from PISA survey in Serbia. 337-358 - Javier Cano-Montero, David Ríos Insua, Alessandra Tedeschi, Ugur Turhan:
Security economics: an adversarial risk analysis approach to airport protection. 359-378 - Ichiro Nishizaki, Tomohiro Hayashida, Masakazu Ohmi:
Multiattribute decision analysis using strict preference relations. 379-400 - Chao Fu, Dong-Ling Xu:
Determining attribute weights to improve solution reliability and its application to selecting leading industries. 401-426 - Silvia Angilella, Marta Bottero, Salvatore Corrente, Valentina Ferretti, Salvatore Greco, Isabella M. Lami:
Non Additive Robust Ordinal Regression for urban and territorial planning: an application for siting an urban waste landfill. 427-456
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