framework

Group-Consistency Best-Worst Method

A multi-criteria group decision method that extends the Best-Worst Method by solving every respondent's pairwise judgments in a single optimisation and retaining a subset that is internally consistent and mutually aligned.

Known aliases

GC-BWM
Group-Consistency Best–Worst Method

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science1 publisher

A QUT model solves the whole expert panel at once to keep rankings from flipping

Small changes in expert answers can flip a multi-criteria ranking. Two QUT researchers propose solving the entire panel in one optimisation and favouring the experts who agree, and report steadier results without giving a magnitude.

Publishers:phys.org

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