From aggregating by rules to the integration of expert systems in multicriteria DSSs

Pomerol, Jean‐Charles

doi:10.1109/icsmc.1993.384790

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“…The knowledge embedded can also be used either to direct the exploration process in the solution set or to support the finding of more efficient solutions in an MODM method [15]. Once an MODM method has been selected and an MODM model has been defined, it is important to be able to use them easily for finding and analyzing solutions.…”

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Developing a knowledge-based multi-objective decision support system

Quaddus

Williams

Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Decision Support Systems under Multiple Objectives (MODSS) has been classified as a specific type of system within the broad family of DSS and has been one of the most active areas of research. However, despite its theoretical development large scale real-world applications of multi-objective decision making (MODM) methods had been seriously lacking due to the technical knowledge and expertise needed to select and apply the most appropriate method. This paper explores the possibility of embedding intelligent guidance within MODSS, and outlines a specific guidance framework for the design of knowledge-based guidance for the selection of a suitable MODM method. This framework has been implemented as an intelligent and graphical user interface based multiple objective decision support system prototype. The prototype, with its database, methodology base of MODM and knowledge based system, will help any decision maker in selecting the most appropriate method in solving various MODM problems.

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“…Pomerol [15] showed the use of an ES to build a symbolic utility function in MCDM. A similar structure, which consists of an ES processing various data to access the value of different objectives, can be applied in MODSS.…”

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Developing a knowledge-based multi-objective decision support system

Quaddus

Williams

Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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From aggregating by rules to the integration of expert systems in multicriteria DSSs

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Developing a knowledge-based multi-objective decision support system

Developing a knowledge-based multi-objective decision support system

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