Maximum-value composite procedure

The Maximum-value composite procedure is a method used in decision-making and optimization, particularly within the context of multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA). This procedure helps in evaluating alternatives based on multiple criteria and is particularly useful when decisions need to account for conflicting criteria. ### Key Features of the Maximum-value Composite Procedure: 1. **Multiple Criteria**: It allows decision-makers to assess alternatives based on several different criteria, which may have different units or scales.