QUOTE(Starbucki @ Jan 8 2013, 10:05 AM)
It is rather the way I should approach it:
1) Should I tell the statistician my objectives and leave it to him to use the data for those objectives?
2) Should I keep the objectives and data headings confidential and just ask the statistician to run them?
3) Should I pay the statistician or would he be more interested in jointly publishing? What if it is solely for my thesis and not publishable? Whats in it for him?
I'm thinking how to explain this to you. It's a multiple-criteria decision-making issue. Perhaps you want to use TOPSIS to rank or select one of the 3 alternatives that should have the shortest geometric distance from your positive ideal solution.1) Should I tell the statistician my objectives and leave it to him to use the data for those objectives?
2) Should I keep the objectives and data headings confidential and just ask the statistician to run them?
3) Should I pay the statistician or would he be more interested in jointly publishing? What if it is solely for my thesis and not publishable? Whats in it for him?
The Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) is a multi-criteria decision analysis method, which was originally developed about 3 decades ago by the Chinese people.
Jan 12 2013, 11:42 PM
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