Ranking and Prioritization for Multi-indicator Systems Introduction to Partial Order Applications /
Ranking issues are found everywhere. For example, bank houses, universities, towns, watersheds etc. are ranked. But also assessment of students in one discipline is a ranking. This last example is trivial, because we have only one criterion, namely the quality of the student in that discipline. In t...
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Springer New York : Imprint: Springer,
2011.
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Series: | Environmental and Ecological Statistics
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Table of Contents:
- Preface
- Why Prioritization, Why Ranking
- Partial Order and Hasse Diagrams
- Simple Combinatorial Structures
- Sensitivity and Ambiguity
- Structures of Partial Orders
- Hasse Diagrams Based on Transformed Data Matrices
- Reducing the Number of Incomparabilities
- Formal Concept Analysis
- Methods to Obtain Linear or Weak Orders by Means of Partial Order
- Comparison of Partial, Linear and Weak Orders
- Illustrative Case Studies
- Case Studies: Child Development (Sociology)
- Case Study: Stream Channel Stability Infrastructure at Bridge Crossings (Engineering Sciences)
- Case Study: Watersheds Analysis (Hydrology)
- Case Study: Environmental Performance Index (EPI) (Human and Environmental Health)
- Partial Order and Related Disciplines
- Partial Order and Software
- Ranking and Prioritization with Partial Order for Multi-Indicator Systems - An Integrative View with a Look Forward
- Appendix
- Index.