Remarks on the analytic hierarchy process
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This paper provides a mathematical framework for the decomposition of value functions into linear and non-linear tree and general structures. The power of this framework is demonstrated through its application to the analytic hierarchy process. In particular, we show that the AHP generates non-equivalent value functions and rankings from equivalent decompositions