In this book Thomas Saaty summarizes his Analytic Hierarchy Process
(AHP) theory for measuring intangible factors through paired comparisons
using judgments from which priorities are derived that give the
relative dominance of these factors.
The important concepts of the AHP
and its generalization to structures with dependence and feedback, the
Analytic Network Process (ANP), are presented in an elegant compact way
and new extensions of the theory to complex decisions involving
benefits, opportunities, costs and risks are presented.
Applications to
resource allocation and conflict resolution are included. The
generalization to continuous comparisons is covered. The Encyclicon,
three volumes are now available, is an encyclopedia of applications that
is a useful accompaniment to the Principles of Mathematical Decision
Making, containing of examples of practical decisions.
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