Conception of an Automatic Decision Support Platform Based on Cross-Sorting Methods and the Fuzzy Logic for General Use

Tamir, Manal; Chiheb, Raddouane; Ouzayd, Fatima; Retmi, Kawtar

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-07969-6_6

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Big Data and Internet of Things

2022

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-07969-6_6

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Conception of an Automatic Decision Support Platform Based on Cross-Sorting Methods and the Fuzzy Logic for General Use

Manal Tamir

Raddouane Chiheb

Fatima Ouzayd

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“…It takes X α , X β and X δ as input and provides their weights as output. Algorithm 2 employs the cross-sorting technique [24] in order to apply the exact weighting method. First, a square matrix of dimensions (3 * o) * (3 * o) is filled with integer values assigned to the objective functions for each solution.…”

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The existing multi-objective optimizers are not so efficient in resolving optimization problems with large number of objectives. For instance, we can mention the multi-objective Grey Wolf Optimizer (MOGWO) used to resolve many engineering problems. Despite its importance, the MOGWO performance is lower, compared to that of other recently-developed optimizers. Thus, this paper presents an Improved Multi-objective Grey Wolf Optimizer (IMOGWO) that allows solving more efficiently multi-objective optimization problems with a large number of objectives while achieving balance between convergence and diversity. The updates in MOGWO enhances the convergence and the exploration of the optimizer. The introduced algorithm was tested on a set of benchmark problems with various numbers of objectives (25 test cases). It was also compared with MOGWO and a set of recent and widely-employed optimizers. The experimental results show that IMOGWO outperformed MOGWO, on all studied benchmark problems, and other comparative algorithms in most test cases. Inferential statistical procedures were applied to highlight the superiority of IMOGWO over other algorithms.

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Conception of an Automatic Decision Support Platform Based on Cross-Sorting Methods and the Fuzzy Logic for General Use

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