Figure 2
The horizontal axis lists 12 categories labeled “A 1”, “A 2”, “A 3”, “A 4”, “A 5”, “A 6”, “A 7”, “A 8”, “A 9”, “A 10”, “A 11”, and “A 12”, arranged from left to right. The vertical axis shows values ranging from 0 to 0.8, in increments of 0.1 units. Horizontal grid lines are drawn at each vertical axis increment. Each category includes two vertical bars and one line point, as indicated in the legend. The bars represent “S i plus” and “C i asterisk”. The line represents “S i prime”. Bar values are as follows. A 1: S i plus: 0.05. C i asterisk: 0.69. A 2: S i plus: 0.09. C i asterisk: 0.48. A 3: S i plus: 0.08. C i asterisk: 0.54. A 4: S i plus: 0.11. C i asterisk: 0.32. A 5: S i plus: 0.05. C i asterisk: 0.71. A 6: S i plus: 0.08. C i asterisk: 0.53. A 7: S i plus: 0.11. C i asterisk: 0.42. A 8: S i plus: 0.08. C i asterisk: 0.51. A 9: S i plus: 0.05. C i asterisk: 0.69. A 10: S i plus: 0.13. C i asterisk: 0.41. A 11: S i plus: 0.06. C i asterisk: 0.62. A 12: S i plus: 0.05. C i asterisk: 0.49. The line “S i prime” connects the following points in order from left to right: (A 1, 0.12), (A 2, 0.09), (A 3, 0.09), (A 4, 0.05), (A 5, 0.13), (A 6, 0.09), (A 7, 0.08), (A 8, 0.09), (A 9, 0.13), (A 10, 0.09), (A 11, 0.10), and (A 12, 0.08). Note: All numerical values are approximated.TOPSIS distances and closeness coefficient for alternatives