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Stuart H. Mann

8 works· latest 2002· 3 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0009-0008-4020-5496

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USING THE ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS FOR DECISION MAKING IN ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS: SOME CHALLENGES1995 · 736 citations
An examination of the effectiveness of multi-dimensional decision-making methods: A decision-making paradox1989 · 385 citations
Charting the experiential territory2002 · 223 citations
An evaluation of the Eigenvalue approach for determining the membership values in fuzzy sets1990 · 82 citations
A computational evaluation of the original and revised analytic hierarchy process1994 · 49 citations

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Charting the experiential territory

Journal of Management Development·2002·3 authors

223citations

The Development and Assessment of a Foodservice Instructional Simulation Technique (FIST)

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education·1998·2 authors

17citations

USING THE ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS FOR DECISION MAKING IN ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS: SOME CHALLENGES

·1995·2 authors

736citations

A computational evaluation of the original and revised analytic hierarchy process

Computers & Industrial Engineering·1994·2 authors

49citations

Attitudes of Hospitality Management Students toward Older Workers: A Follow-up Study

Hospitality & Tourism Educator·1994·4 authors

4citations

The Hospitality Classroom, Circa 2005

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research·1993·1 author

17citations

An evaluation of the Eigenvalue approach for determining the membership values in fuzzy sets

Fuzzy Sets and Systems·1990·2 authors

82citations

An examination of the effectiveness of multi-dimensional decision-making methods: A decision-making paradox

Decision Support Systems·1989·2 authors

385citations