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Hierarchy Structure

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The focus of this article is to present a hybrid approach for asset allocation as well as for forecasting the future stock price. In this approach multiple methodologies like investor behavioural survey and cluster analysis are used for grouping similar stocks, ranking of stocks is done by analytical hierarchy process (AHP) with additional criteria...

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... structure, priority analysis and consistency verification are the three main steps of AHP. Figure 1 showed the 7 level hierarchy structure of AHP. The pair wise comparison matrix is formed by using comparisons. ...

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