Assignment Decision Theory

Published by Mario Oettler on

Suppose we have three cars C1, C2, and C3. They have the same productivity but different parameters. The following table shows the parameter values.

CarColorPrice EURHorsepowerTrunk volume
C1White25,000120300
C2Silver22,000110320
C3Red29,000150250

You assign 3 points to white, 4 points to silver and 4 points to red.

The budget is 30,000 EUR.

The preferred horsepower would be 180.

Task 1

Calculate the achievement rate for all parameters for all cars.

Solution

CarColorPrice EURHorsepowerTrunk volume
C10.750.1670.6670.938
C210.2670.6111
C310.0330.8330.781

Task 2

Calculate the weights of each parameter with the direct ranking method. The following scores are given:

KPIScore
Horse Power10
Price5
Space6
Color2

Solution

 Horse PowerPrice EURSpaceColor
Weight0.4350.2170.2610.087

Task 3

What car should you select from the calculation above?

Solution

ColorPriceHorse PowerTrunk VolumeFinal Score
C10.0650.0360.2900.2450.636
C20.0870.0580.2660.2610.671
C30.0870.0070.3620.2040.660

Car C2 has the highest final score and should be selected.

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