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You can use the measure equivalents ranking to compare
alternatives using an indicator other than overall utility.
Figure 8-20 shows an example of a measure equivalents ranking
based on price. Each equivalent in the figure represents the price
of an "equivalent" truck that you should prefer equally to the
alternative if the "equivalent" truck had the most preferred level
on all of the measures besides price.
Thus you should equally prefer the "Mountain Lion" (with a price
of $17,500) and a truck with the most preferred level on each
measure except a price of $24,511.70, given the preferences set
called Decision Maker.
Figure 8-20. Example of Results::Measure Equivalents Ranking option.
Uncertainty Summary
The Results::Uncertainty Summary option lets you view a table
summarizing the uncertainties for the alternatives with respect to
a single measure or goal. When you select it, LDW will display
the dialog box shown in Figure 8-21.
Section 8 -- Using LDW 3: Reviewing Results 8-25