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Notes on TOPSIS Method The given numbers xij and their matrix

 x11 x  21 X =   xm1 

x1n  x2 n    xmn  

x12 x22 xm 2

(2)

must be balanced, since the numbers xij present values of different criteria with different measuring units. One must also take into account the given weights w j of the criteria x j . First, the measuring numbers xij of the criteria x j are replaced with the normalized or relative numbers

rij =

xij

(3)

m

x

2 ij

i =1

belonging to the open interval 0,1 . Then, according to the share w j x j of the criteria x j , the normalized numbers rij are replaced with the weighted normalized numbers

aij = w j rij = w j

xij

(4)

m

x

2 ij

i =1

belonging to 0,1 . The further data processing uses the weighted normalized decision matrix

a1n   a11 a12 a a2 n   21 a22 . (5) A =   amn   am1 am 2   If all weights w j are mutually equal, in which case w j = 1 / n , the numbers rij can be applied in the matrix

A as the numbers aij . Working Table. The weighted normalized decision matrix one table.

A and all the data that will be calculated, we try to write in

Table 2. Working table for TOPSIS method

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