Comparison matrix of influencing factor indicators
| Scaling . | Meaning . |
|---|---|
| 1 | Two factors are of equal importance compared |
| 3 | Factor i compared to j, one of which is slightly more important than the other |
| 5 | Factor i compared to j, one of which is more important than the other |
| 7 | Factor i compared to j, one of which is more important than the other |
| 9 | Factor i compared to j, one of which is more important than the other |
| 2468 | The middle number of the above two adjacent judgments |
| Reciprocal | The reciprocal of the comparison of the above two factors |
| Scaling . | Meaning . |
|---|---|
| 1 | Two factors are of equal importance compared |
| 3 | Factor i compared to j, one of which is slightly more important than the other |
| 5 | Factor i compared to j, one of which is more important than the other |
| 7 | Factor i compared to j, one of which is more important than the other |
| 9 | Factor i compared to j, one of which is more important than the other |
| 2468 | The middle number of the above two adjacent judgments |
| Reciprocal | The reciprocal of the comparison of the above two factors |