This paper is concerned with formalizing knowledge about discrete alternative multiple criteria decision-making (MCDM) methods and the usage of these methods. The paper describes a formal procedure to assist the decision maker or analyst in systematically selecting the most appropriate method in a particular application. By integrating this procedure with a signiificant amount of MCDM knowledge and the powerful reasoning and explanation capabilities of a microcomputer based advisory expert system, a decision-aiding tool providing new input into the decision-making process is developed.
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Vladimir M. Ozernoy (1992) studied this question.
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