Sample Models
ANP models
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Model 5.6: ANP - Bridge Selection
This was an ANP model used to select bridge. This model give an illustration of the superiority of ANP models over AHP models when there is feedback from the alternatives to the criteria.
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Model 5.7: ANP - Water Reservoir Simple Network
This was an simple ANP model used to select water level for water reservoir. This is a SuperDecisions software sample model.
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Model 7.24: ANP - Career path selection
Personal Decision: What is the best career path post-graduation and how do the results of an Analytical Network Process (ANP) vary from that of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) Model?
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Model 7.29: ANP - Grocery Store Selection
Around the Shadyside/East Liberty area in Pittsburgh, there are several choices to grocery shop. This model quantifies the choices: which grocery store is the best to go to?
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Model 7.30: ANP - Hotel selection in New York City
Using ANP to select a hotel that I would be staying at for staying three nights in Manhattan.
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Model 7.31: ANP - Countertop selection
Using ANP to select the best countertop material.
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Model 9.6: ANP - Wal-Mart Marketshare (Wal-Mart, Kmart, Target)
This is a simple network model to estimate the current relative market share of Walmart, Kmart and Target. It is a SuperDecisions sample model.
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Model 9.7: ANP - Beer Marketshare
The beer model was used to determine the market share of different categories of beer in the United States. The three categories used were Cheap Beer, Premium, and Imports/Microbrews. The Cheap beer category included all inexpensive domestic beers. The Premium beer category included the more expensive domestic beers.
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Model 9.8: ANP - Big Burger Marketshare
The model was used to determine the compared market share of McDonals, Burger King and Wendy's. It is a SuperDecisions software sample model.
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Model 9.9: ANP - Cereal Industry Marketshare
The model was used to determine the market share of Cereal Industry. It is a SuperDecisions software sample model.
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Model 9.10: ANP - Hamburger Marketshare
The model is a SuperDecisions software sample model. It is used to forecast Hamburger market share.
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Model 9.11:ANP - Toyota Marketshare
This is a simple network model to estimate the current relative market share of Ford, Toyoto and Saturn. To get an index of how close the result is to the actual market share use Hadamard Matrix Multiplication on the reciprocal matrix composed from the actual market share vector times the reciprocal matrix ...
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Model 9.12: ANP - Passenger Car Marketshare
This model is used to rationalize the current market share of the passenger car market in the US. This is a SuperDecisions software sample model.
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Model 9.13: ANP - Desktop browsing market shares
This market share model tested the leading desktop browsing market shares. Alternatives are Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer/Edge, and Other (including Safari, Opera, etc.).
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Model 9.14: ANP - Market share for US mobile telephone carriers
This model estimated the market share for US mobile telephone carriers by subscriptions. The major companies were considered: AT&T, T-mobile and Verizon.
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Model 9.15: ANP - Market share of cosmetic retailers
This model examined three cosmetic retailers and their share in the U.S. market: Ulta, Sephora, and Amazon.
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Model 9.16: ANP - Market Share of energy source industry
This models determines what energy is utilized in the US.
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Model 9.17: ANP - Market share of gaming systems
In this model, the market share of gaming systems is investigated.
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Model 9.18: ANP - Market share of small SUV segment
Market Share Model: What is the relative market share of the small/compact SUV segment in the United States for the Subaru Forester, Honda CRV, and Toyota RAV4?
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Model 9.19: ANP - U.S. Spirits Market Share
The model estimates the market share of distilled spirits in the United States.
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Model 9.20: ANP - Sporting apparel
This model focused on the NCAA Division 1 College Football Apparel Sponsorship Industry. As of late, the three sporting apparel juggernauts Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour have been at war to have their brand’s logo placed on the top Division 1 College Football programs around the country.
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Model 9.21: ANP - Energy Markets
All companies must make decisions about how their firms should be run. One such decision is which markets should be entered. This is a model to select the best market to enter for long term profitability.
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Model 9.22: ANP - Market Share of Athletic Sports Shoes (2002)
The model estimates market share of atheletic sports shoes of Nike, Adidas, Reebok.
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Model 9.23: ANP - Market Share of Audio Systems (2002)
The model estimates market share of CCE, Philips, Gradiente, Panasonic, LG, Others.
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Model 9.24: ANP - Market Share of Automobile Producers (2003)
This model estimates market share of Ford, Fiat, GM, VW.
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Model 9.25: ANP - Market Share of Beer Market (2003)
This model estimates market share of Skol, Nova Schin, Brahma, Antarctica.
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Model 9.26: ANP - Market Share of Cereal Industry (2002)
This model estimates market share of Kellogg, General Miles, Post, Quaker, Nabisco, Ralston.
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Model 9.27: ANP - Market Share of Dog Treats (2004)
This model estimates market share of Pupperoni, Beggin Strips and Milk Bone Soft & Chewy.
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Model 9.28: ANP - Market Share of DVD Players (2003)
This model estimates market share of Gradiente, Philips, L&G, Sony, Outro.
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Model 9.29: ANP - Market Share of Glyphosate (2003)
This model estimates market share of Generics 360, Roundup Original, Roundup Transorb, Roundup WG, Zapp Q.
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Model 9.30: ANP - Market Share of Internet Connection Methods (2002)
This model estimates market share of Internet Access through digital subscriber line (DSL), Internet access through cable, Internet access through dial-up.
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Model 9.31: ANP - Market Share of PC Selling Companies (2004)
This model esitimates market share of Dell, IBM, Toshiba.
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Model 9.32: ANP - Market Share of Soap Powders (2003)
Market share of OMO and Ariel in 2003.
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Model 9.33: ANP - Market Share of Specialty Retailers (2002)
Market share of Abercrombie& Fitch, American Eagle, Pacific Sunwear in 2002.
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Model 9.34: ANP - Market Share of Walmart, Kmart and Target (2001)
Market share of Walmart, Kmart and Target in 2001.
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Model 9.35: ANP - Market share of Hotels (2002)
There are three main criteria for the Hotels market share model. These are Quality of stay (Cleanliness, Service, Room functionality), Advertising (Promotion, Frequency, Creativity), and Other (Price, Location, Reputation).
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Model 9.36: ANP - US Athletic Footwear Market in 2000
The main criteria for this problem are Merchandise, Marketing, and Other factors. Merchandise affects each brand and each brand affects the type of merchandising strategy. The Subcriteria under Merchandise are Style, Quality, Price, Product flexibility, and Market segments served. Under Marketing; the subcriteria are Frequency, Celebrity Endorsements, Creativity, Brand equity and, Event sponsorships. And finally, Number of retail locations, Store design and layout, and Distribution are included as the subcriteria under the Other criterion in the model.
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Model 9.37: ANP - U.S. Retail Pharmacy Market Share (2021)
The model analyzes retail pharmacies in the United States. Three retail chains that represented a significant portion of the market are selected: Walgreens, CVS, and Rite Aid.
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Model 9.38: ANP - Market Share of Infant Formula Companies in the United States (2021)
The market share model was with regards to the market leaders when it comes to infant formula in the United States.
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Model 9.39: ANP - US Activated Carbon Manufacturer Market Share Model (2021)
This model discussed the market share model prepared for the US activated carbon manufacturers. Activated carbon is manufactured from raw materials like coal, coconut shell, and wood. These raw materials are thermally or chemically activated to create a porous product that can remove contaminants through a process known as adsorption. In the US, there are three companies who hold most of the industry market share. They are Calgon Carbon, a Kuraray Company, Cabot Corporation, and Ingevity Corporation.
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Model 10.1: ANP - Prediction of US Economy Recovery (1991)
This model was used to predict US economy recovery 1991 in the US. This is a SuperDecisions software sample model.
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Model 10.2: ANP - Prediction of US Economy Recovery (2001)
This model describes a forecast of the date for the resumption of the growth of the US economy in 2001. This is a SuperDecisions software sample model.