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IV-MOORA: Interval extension of MOORA
Moore, R. E. · 1966
Method assistant
Grounded explanations: it explains the method, it does not compute.
Assumptions to verify
- •Decision matrix entries are valid Interval numbers/tuples
- •Underlying crisp method's compensation assumption holds in uncertain space
- •All decision-maker(s) and experts use the same linguistic/uncertainty scale
When not to use
- •Crisp data sufficient: use base MOORA directly (avoid unnecessary uncertainty layer)
- •Aggregation operator (PFWA/PFOWA/etc.) not specified: output ambiguous
Commonly paired with
- •n_a + IV-MOORA (common)
How to cite
Moore, R. E. (1966). Interval Analysis. Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs.