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Although informal trade studies are performed frequently by simply weighing alternatives mentally and making a decision, formal trade studies are helpful in refining and solidifying thoughts and in removing bias from the decision.

Trade studies are most useful when there are many different criteria that need to be considered in the decision, each of which has a different level of importance.

For example, when selecting a car you may care about safety, fuel economy, and cost, but the importance of each of those factors is likely not the same.

You may find it helpful to use this tool to follow along with the discussion.

For instance, you may need to decide between several potential vehicles: a Toyota Camry, Ford Explorer, Ford F150, and a Porsche Boxster.

Each of these vehicles has its own merits, and the outcome of the trade study will be based on the attributes of the vehicle that are most important to you combined with how well each of the vehicles satisfies those attributes.

The criteria define the critical attributes that the ideal alternative must possess.

For example, if you are looking for a family vehicle to take your children to soccer practice then you may require it to be safe and to have enough space to fit your children and their soccer teammates.

However, if you are looking for something to drag race on the weekends then speed and handling will be more important to you.

The weights determine how heavily a critiera contributes to the overall score.

There are several common methods for determining weighting factors which are described below in order of simplest to most complicated.

In this method, an importance value is assigned to each critiera on some scale -- for example, a scale of 1 through 9, where 1 is least important and 9 is most important.

After the importance values are assigned, the values are normalized so that they sum to a value of 1, and these normalized values become the weighting factors.

The values in the matrix are based on the relative importance between pairs of criteria.

The values are chosen within the range 1-9 as described by the following table.

An example matrix is given below for the case of selecting a family car.

This can be seen by finding the rows for safety and reliability and noting that the values for these criteria are always greater than or equal to 1.

For instance, safety is moderately more important than comfort (3) and is much more important than fuel economy (6).

If you look at the row for comfort, you will see that the value when compared to safety is 13, which is consistent.

Likewise, in the row for fuel economy, the value when compared with safety is 16.

The calculation is performed by finding the geometric mean of each row in the matrix and then normalizing the geometric mean values.

However, instead of determining the weighting factors by calculating the geometric mean for each row, the matrix is multiplied by itself and then each row of the resulting matrix is summed and normalized.

The matrix multiplication is performed until the normalized values converge.