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Electre Tri method and related concepts The IRIS Plugin IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar Lamsade, Universit e Paris Dauphine, UMR CNRS 7024 June 15, 2008 Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision


  1. Electre Tri method and related concepts The IRIS Plugin IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar Lamsade, Universit´ e Paris Dauphine, UMR CNRS 7024 June 15, 2008 Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  2. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method and related concepts 1 Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Inference procedure Robust Assignment of alternatives Inconsistency Analysis The IRIS Plugin 2 Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  3. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Sorting problems / Electre Tri method Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  4. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Sorting problems / Electre Tri method Class 1 Class 2 . . . Class k Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  5. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Sorting problems / Electre Tri method . . . Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  6. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method Define categories as limit profiles B = { b 1 , b 2 , . . . , b p } , 1 C p − 1 C p C p +1 C 1 C 2 g 1 g 2 g 3 g m − 1 g m b 0 b 1 b p − 1 b p b p +1 Compare a to b 1 , b 2 , ..., b p using an outranking relation S . 2 Assign a to the highest C h for which aSb h − 1 and ¬ ( aSb h ). 3 Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  7. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method Define categories as limit profiles B = { b 1 , b 2 , . . . , b p } , 1 C p − 1 C p C p +1 C 1 C 2 g 1 g 2 g 3 g m − 1 g m b 0 b 1 b p − 1 b p b p +1 Compare a to b 1 , b 2 , ..., b p using an outranking relation S . 2 Assign a to the highest C h for which aSb h − 1 and ¬ ( aSb h ). 3 Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  8. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method Define categories as limit profiles B = { b 1 , b 2 , . . . , b p } , 1 C p − 1 C p C p +1 C 1 C 2 g 1 g 2 g 3 g m − 1 g m b 0 b 1 b p − 1 b p b p +1 Compare a to b 1 , b 2 , ..., b p using an outranking relation S . 2 Assign a to the highest C h for which aSb h − 1 and ¬ ( aSb h ). 3 Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  9. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method / Assignment examples We consider Electre Tri to model DMs preferences, preference parameters = { weights, category limits, vetos } Input I = assignment examples such that a → [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ] , ∀ a ∈ A ∗ ⊂ A If categ. limits and vetos are known, I leads to linear constraints on weights, Ω = { weights } and I ⇒ Ω( I ) ⊂ Ω Inference : select ω ∗ ∈ Ω( I ), Robust assignment : [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ], a ∈ A \ A ∗ s.t. Ω( I ) Inconsistency analysis : when Ω( I ) = ∅ , how to modify I to make Ω( I ) non empty Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  10. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method / Assignment examples We consider Electre Tri to model DMs preferences, preference parameters = { weights, category limits, vetos } Input I = assignment examples such that a → [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ] , ∀ a ∈ A ∗ ⊂ A If categ. limits and vetos are known, I leads to linear constraints on weights, Ω = { weights } and I ⇒ Ω( I ) ⊂ Ω Inference : select ω ∗ ∈ Ω( I ), Robust assignment : [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ], a ∈ A \ A ∗ s.t. Ω( I ) Inconsistency analysis : when Ω( I ) = ∅ , how to modify I to make Ω( I ) non empty Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  11. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method / Assignment examples We consider Electre Tri to model DMs preferences, preference parameters = { weights, category limits, vetos } Input I = assignment examples such that a → [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ] , ∀ a ∈ A ∗ ⊂ A If categ. limits and vetos are known, I leads to linear constraints on weights, Ω = { weights } and I ⇒ Ω( I ) ⊂ Ω Inference : select ω ∗ ∈ Ω( I ), Robust assignment : [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ], a ∈ A \ A ∗ s.t. Ω( I ) Inconsistency analysis : when Ω( I ) = ∅ , how to modify I to make Ω( I ) non empty Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  12. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method / Assignment examples We consider Electre Tri to model DMs preferences, preference parameters = { weights, category limits, vetos } Input I = assignment examples such that a → [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ] , ∀ a ∈ A ∗ ⊂ A If categ. limits and vetos are known, I leads to linear constraints on weights, Ω = { weights } and I ⇒ Ω( I ) ⊂ Ω Inference : select ω ∗ ∈ Ω( I ), Robust assignment : [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ], a ∈ A \ A ∗ s.t. Ω( I ) Inconsistency analysis : when Ω( I ) = ∅ , how to modify I to make Ω( I ) non empty Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  13. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method / Assignment examples We consider Electre Tri to model DMs preferences, preference parameters = { weights, category limits, vetos } Input I = assignment examples such that a → [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ] , ∀ a ∈ A ∗ ⊂ A If categ. limits and vetos are known, I leads to linear constraints on weights, Ω = { weights } and I ⇒ Ω( I ) ⊂ Ω Inference : select ω ∗ ∈ Ω( I ), Robust assignment : [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ], a ∈ A \ A ∗ s.t. Ω( I ) Inconsistency analysis : when Ω( I ) = ∅ , how to modify I to make Ω( I ) non empty Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  14. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Electre Tri method / Assignment examples We consider Electre Tri to model DMs preferences, preference parameters = { weights, category limits, vetos } Input I = assignment examples such that a → [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ] , ∀ a ∈ A ∗ ⊂ A If categ. limits and vetos are known, I leads to linear constraints on weights, Ω = { weights } and I ⇒ Ω( I ) ⊂ Ω Inference : select ω ∗ ∈ Ω( I ), Robust assignment : [ C min ( a ) , C max ( a ) ], a ∈ A \ A ∗ s.t. Ω( I ) Inconsistency analysis : when Ω( I ) = ∅ , how to modify I to make Ω( I ) non empty Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  15. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Inference procedures Assignment examples I Inference procedure inferred parameters : ω ∗ ( I ) ( P , ω ∗ ( I ) ) = preference model that “best” match I Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

  16. Electre Tri method / Assignment examples Electre Tri method and related concepts Inference The IRIS Plugin Robust Assignment Inconsistency Analysis Inference procedure for Electre Tri We consider an assignment examples a → DM C h a , a ∈ A Electre Tri assigns a to C h a iff aSb h a − 1 and ¬ ( aSb h a ), iff S ( a , b h a − 1 ) ≥ λ and S ( a , b h a ) < λ , iff � j : aS j b ha − 1 w j ≥ λ and � j : aS j b ha w j < λ Consider slack variables x a and y a defined as S ( a , b h a − 1 ) − x a = λ and S ( a , b h a ) + y a + ε = λ . If x a ≥ 0 and y a ≥ 0, Electre Tri assigns a to C h a Maximize the minimum of x a ≥ 0 and y a ≥ 0, for all assignment examples. Vincent Mousseau, Salem Chakhar IRIS Plugin for Decision Deck

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