Degree of importance | Level of preference | Description |
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1 | Equal | Two criteria contribute equally to the goal |
2 | Weak | Â |
3 | Moderate | Judgment slightly to moderately in favor of the one criterion against another |
4 | Moderate plus | Â |
5 | Strong | Judgment strongly in favor of the one criterion against another |
6 | Strong plus | Â |
7 | Very strong | Judgment strongly in favor of the one criterion against another and its dominance is confirmed in practice |
8 | Very, very strong | Â |
9 | Extreme | Judgment highest degree possible in favor of the one criterion against another |