An edition of Multiple criteria decision methods and applications
(1985)
Multiple criteria decision methods and applications
selected readings of the First International Summer School, Acireale, Sicily, September 1983
by G. Fandel, Jaap Spronk, and Benedetto Matarazzo
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Multiple Criteria Decision Methods and Applications
1985, Island Press
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Multiple criteria decision methods and applications: selected readings of the First International Summer School, Acireale, Sicily, September 1983
1985, Springer-Verlag
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Includes bibliographies.
Based on a selection of papers from the First International Summer School on Multiple Criteria Decision Making Methods, Applications and Software.
Sponsored by CREST (EEC) ... and others.
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