Analytic Hierarchy Process by Least Square Method Revisit

Analytic Hierarchy Process by Least Square Method Revisit

We study the paper of Saaty and Vargas to discuss the solutions for a comparison matrix derived by eigenvector method, least square method, and logarithmic least square method, respectively. We prove that the prediction of Saaty and Vargas is valid. Our result will provide a patch work for the theor...

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Applied mathematics
Eigenvalues
Eigenvectors
Geographic information systems
Hierarchies
Least squares
Quantitative psychology
Soil erosion
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