Visualization in the Multiple Objective Decision-Making Framework

Authors:
Pekka Korhonen;Jyrki Wallenius
Affiliations:
Department of Business Technology, Helsinki School of Economics, Helsinki, Finland FI-00101;Department of Business Technology, Helsinki School of Economics, Helsinki, Finland FI-00101
Venue:
Multiobjective Optimization
Year:
2008

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Abstract

In this paper we describe various visualization techniques which have been used or which might be useful in the multiple objective decision making framework. Several of the ideas originate from statistics, especially multivariate statistics. Some techniques are simply for illustrating snapshots of a single solution or a set of solutions. Others are used as an essential part of the human-computer interface.