Often, the discussion about a decision revolves around things that are not actually important. This tool helps to find the parameters which are really important. For each pair of parameters, the user makes a binary decision to determine which one is more important.
For example if you want to buy a bicycle you may have these parameters
- price
- color
- weight
- quality
- descent
- ascent The tool presents you every pair (e.g. descent vs. color) on which you must say which one is more important. After all comparisons, you are presented with a ranking.
Knowing these weights helps you to fill in a weighted decision matrix.
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Why only binary decisions between parameters?
Inherently, decisions are "either or". You have to make a decision between parameters and not haggle about sub-percent weights. Remember, there are$\frac{N(N-1)}{2}$ decisions to make, where$N$ is the number of parameters you enter. And yes, binary is easier to implement. -
Why not for macos?
Because I can't be bothered -
Will there be an Android version?
Yes, there might be. -
Why slint and rust?
I want to learn about slint and rust
- Installer for Windows, Linux
- Build for Android
- Multilingual using
@tr()doc - random questioning as checkbox?
- add sanitizers
- show consolidated only when there are appended elements
- no console output in release
- no results shown when there is no game
- save/load from file
- option to make no decision between pairs.
- signal and slots replacement