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An interactive technique proposed in this paper allows the decision maker to use different search principles depending on his/her perception of the achieved values of the objectives and trade-offs. While an analysis of values of the objectives may guide the initial search for a satisfactory Solution, it can be replaced by trade-off evaluations at some later stages of interactive decision making.
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Kaliszewski, I., Michalowski, W., Kersten, G. (1997). A Hybrid Interactive Technique For The MCDM Problems. In: Karwan, M.H., Spronk, J., Wallenius, J. (eds) Essays In Decision Making. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60663-2_4
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