Computes discordance matrix as in Electre Is method. Resulting discordance indices are from range {0, 1}, hence "binary" in module's name. The key feature of this module is its flexibility in terms of the types of elements allowed to compare, i.e. alternatives vs alternatives, alternatives vs boundary profiles and alternatives vs central (characteristic) profiles. http://github.com/xor-xor/electre_diviz Criteria to consider, possibly with the veto thresholds. Each criterion must have a preference direction specified (min or max). It is worth mentioning that this module allows to define veto threshold as a constant as well as a linear function. Alternatives to consider. The performance of alternatives. The performance of profiles (boundary or central). Definitions of profiles (boundary or central) which should be used for classes (categories) representation. This parameter specifies the type of elements provided for comparison. Choosing 'boundary_profiles' or 'central_profiles' requires providing inputs 'classes_profiles' and 'profiles_performance_table' as well (which are optional by default). %1 ]]> alternatives vs alternatives alternatives alternatives vs boundary profiles boundary_profiles alternatives vs central (characteristic) profiles central_profiles item0

Aggregated discordance indices computed from the given data.

Non-aggregated (i.e. per-criterion) discordance indices computed from the given data.

Messages or errors generated by this module.