Hi Iman,

I have attached a sample file and a a publication link. Hope they would help you.

Cheers

Here is another file. Better than a link.

Cheers

Thank you very much Oz

Hello,

File "AHP Survey-E.pdf" is a very good recommendation. I think, sequence of alternatives and criteria should be more shuffled.

For example, we compare alternatives A, B, C and D. In Oz's file we had sequence:

A with B

A with C

A with D

B with C

B with D

C with D

In my opinion, better solution will be more shuffled sequence:

C with A

B with D

A with B

C with D

B with C

A with D

It is more efficient sequence (people focus stronger).

have a nice day

It is an interesting point. It might be useful. I am not aware of any literature regarding this. If any, I like to read it. Thanks

Dear Mr. Sahin,

If you have the Expert Choice software, a software that implemts the AHP Algorithm, you can generate the questionais automaticaly, after include the goal, alternatives ans criteria. It is very useful.

Dear Henrique,

Thank you for the note. I agree the EC is very useful and I use it time toi time.

The sample I posted here was also created using the EC.

Cheers

HEllo

Does super decision prepare questionnaire like EC?

Yes, you can use superdecision as well. It was created by same people but it is not as powerful as EC.

but EC doesnt use ANP. am i right?

I use only for AHP, not for ANP. For ANP, you can use superdecision

Dr Oz about the AHP Survey, I have More Than 50 Criteria in my research divided by 9 categories the highest number of criteria is 11 in one category that is mean i need a huge number of questions  

Are there any way to reduce the questions number ?

I would suggest you to cluster them if possible. To this, you may consult with some experts in your field. Alternatively, you may use another MC technique. 

In the literature, (see the link below) the recommended total number of criteria to be handled is seven (plus 2 = 9) due to the limitations on human performance, memory/attention span. 

You may find this link useful: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0895717703900835

Hope this would help

Yes, It will help

Thank you very much Dr.

Of course, We talk about the initial questionnaire before using the expert Choice program.

Can I do the pair-wise comparison only Between the first criterion and the rest of the 9 criteria, Then I extract the rest of the criteria's pair-wise comparison algebraically using the transitive relationship theory.

A Relation with B

A Relation with C

of course we can get the B Relation with C

You may reduce the number of criteria by ranking them with respect to your objectives before finalising your questionnaire. If you have, for instance, 50 of them, you can ask some experts to prioritise them with respect to the goal/objectives. Then use the top 4-5 to design the final questionnaire.

http://bpmsg.com/academic/ahp_calc.php