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Fig 1.

Monte Carlo weights method.

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Table 1.

The decision matrix: The evaluation of alternatives with respect to criteria.

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Table 2.

Alternatives’ evaluation with respect to Definitions 1 and 3.

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Table 3.

Alternatives’ evaluation with respect to Definition 2.

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Table 4.

Alternatives’ evaluation with respect to Definition 2 and Remark 1, a fuzzy preference matrix.

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Table 5.

Alternatives’ evaluation with respect to Definition 2 and Remark 1, a multiplicative preference matrix.

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Table 6.

Alternatives’ rankings with respect to Definitions 1–3.

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Fig 2.

Weights of criteria if A1 is the best alternative (left) and A2 is the best alternative (right).

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Fig 3.

Weights of criteria if A4 is the best alternative (left) and A5 is the best alternative (right).

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Fig 4.

The dependence of U(A1) mean values on N.

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Table 7.

The evaluation of all turbines with respect to all criteria, normalized matrix, [48].

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Table 8.

Turbines, their central weights w*, radius r and a percentage of cases in which they were ranked first.

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Table 9.

Turbines and their dominance w.r.t. Definition 2.

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Table 10.

The (minimal) sample size N with respect to the relative standard error p.

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