2011
DOI: 10.15588/1607-3274-2011-1-8
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Determination of Experts Competence in Group Decision-Making

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“…The method of distances, which calculates the weighted estimate, based on the results from 3 variants of its application, demonstrated the result that is closer to the average estimate, produced by the maximum number of experts, than the method of square deviations, based on formulae (14) to (16).…”
Section: Discussion Of Results Of Studying the Methods Of Distancesmentioning
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“…The method of distances, which calculates the weighted estimate, based on the results from 3 variants of its application, demonstrated the result that is closer to the average estimate, produced by the maximum number of experts, than the method of square deviations, based on formulae (14) to (16).…”
Section: Discussion Of Results Of Studying the Methods Of Distancesmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…We performed experimental calculation in line with a method of square deviations according to formulae (14) to (16) and similar data used for the method of distances. This calculation demonstrated a somewhat smaller convergence S k+1 -S k (Fig.…”
Section: Discussion Of Results Of Studying the Methods Of Distancesmentioning
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