Multi-Attribute Comprehensive Evaluation Method for Power Transmission and Transformation Projects

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With the number of power transmission and transformation projects increasing, it needs to consider more indices information and utilize more comprehensive evaluation methods in the decision-making of building schemes. As a consequence, a comprehensive evaluation indices system, including the indices of network security, economy, environmental friendliness, adaptation and coordination of the power transmission and transformation engineering system, is firstly built to evaluation construction schemes. Then this paper proposes a multi-attribute comprehensive evaluation method for power transmission and transformation projects. In this method, the optimal combination weighting method based on the moment estimation is adopted to weight for every index. It can overcome the weakness of the subjective weighting methods and the objective methods. After that, the optimal scheme is obtained by the grey correlation-cosine prioritizing evaluation method, which can take into account the distance and angle information of schemes. Finally, the example shows this method can fully consider overall information of each index, having good operability.

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