Analysis of Recommended Mobile Selection Using the Weighted Product Method
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https://doi.org/10.47738/ijiis.v5i4.144Keywords:
Mobile Phones, Criteria, Alternatives, Weighted ProductsAbstract
Mobile is an electronic telecommunications device that has become a major requirement at this time, which is equipped with the advantages of the features of each device. The number of outputs or new breakthroughs from mobile phone manufacturers makes consumers have to be observant in choosing the right cellphone to use in their activities. Ignorance of the advantages and disadvantages of selected mobile phones can cause harm to consumers who use them based on their respective levels of interest. In this study, an analysis of the calculation of several alternative cell phone data will be carried out based on the criteria/attributes determined using the weighted product method which can solve the problem by multiplying to connect the attribute rating with the weighted attribute in question. It is hoped that this calculation analysis concept can become the foundation of knowledge about the weighted product method, especially in terms of selecting recommendation cellphones, as well as a basic sketch for developing the implementation of the weighted product method into future decision support system application programs.Downloads
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