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A Study on the impact of multiple methods of the data normalization on the result of SAW, WED and TOPSIS ordering in Healthcare Multi-attributtes Decision Making Systems based on EW, ENTROPY, CRITIC and SVP weighting approaches

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A Study on the impact of multiple methods of the data normalization on the result of SAW, WED and TOPSIS ordering in Healthcare Multi-attributtes Decision Making Systems based on EW, ENTROPY, CRITIC and SVP weighting approaches

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