Kansei evaluation based on prioritized multi-attribute fuzzy target-oriented decision analysis

Yan, Haowen; Huynh, Van–Nam; Murai, Tetsuya; Nakamori, Yoshiteru

doi:10.1016/j.ins.2008.06.023

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“…Cognitive and emotional processes are interdependent (Damasio, 1994), and some studies of interactive systems have found that apparent usability and interface aesthetics are strongly correlated (Tractinsky et al, 2000). Some approaches, such as ''emotional design'' (Norman, 2004) and ''Kansei engineering'' (Yan et al, 2008) suggest that positive emotions generated by the aesthetic experience are important for the overall appreciation of the product.…”

Section: Assessment Of Design Productsmentioning

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Designing and assessing everyday objects: Impact of externalisation tools and judges’ backgrounds

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Bonnardel

2011

Interacting with Computers

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a b s t r a c tProfessional designers increasingly rely on IT-based systems in the course of their work. It is therefore crucial to know how such systems, especially computer-aided design (CAD) systems, influence both the design process and the final design, compared with the use of manual design methods. The objective of this paper is twofold: to address this issue and to suggest ways of improving IT-based systems specifically developed to support designers' activities. In the first phase of a two-phase study, we investigated how the use of different tools can affect the design process. In the second phase, we conducted two complementary analyses to determine how the use of different tools affects the assessment of final designs, as well as the effect of the judges' backgrounds on their assessments. We began by comparing the activities of two groups of designers: one group working with a CAD system, the other carrying out manual modelling. The results of this first phase revealed significant differences in the designers' activities (changing the viewpoint, switching tools, correcting errors) according to the design method they used. We then asked judges from four different backgrounds (professional designers, design teachers, retailers and users), to assess the final designs according to specific assessment criteria (aesthetics, originality, functionality, marketability). The results of this second phase revealed a significant preference for objects designed with a CAD system. Furthermore, the judges attributed different levels of importance to each of the assessment criteria, depending on their background. This last result underscored differences in the mental models constructed by different groups of audiences involved in product development and marketing. In addition, it allowed us to identify their specific expectations about final designs. Based on the results of our analyses, we suggest ways of improving IT-based systems with a view to integrating design assessment more fully into CAD environments.

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Section: Assessment Of Design Productsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Designing and assessing everyday objects: Impact of externalisation tools and judges’ backgrounds

Wojtczuk

Bonnardel

2011

Interacting with Computers

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“…Our approach can be seamlessly integrated in the existing trust management of SBSs. We plan to incorporate some psychological factors, such as stress, fatigue and Kansei [23] in our approach to make the trust estimation of service providers to be more accurate under dynamic situations. In addition, we will extend our approach to other kinds of systems, such as cloud computing systems, expert systems, recommendation systems.…”

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An Approach to Improving Trust Estimation in Service-Based Systems

Yau

Sun

2011

2011 International Conference on Cyber-Enabled Distributed Computing and Knowledge Discovery

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Service-based systems (SBSs) are distributed systems which have many advantages, including rapid composition of services for distributed applications. In these systems, various capabilities are provided by service providers as services interconnected by networks. It is important for users of SBSs to have confidence in the trustworthiness of service providers. Existing approaches to trust estimation for SBSs do not incorporate human factors, such as interpersonal relationships. In addition, the trust computation in existing trust models is based on pairwise relationship, which does not include the transitivity of trust. In this paper, an approach to improving the trust estimation for SBSs by incorporating two important aspects of interpersonal relationships is presented.Keywords -Service-based systems, trust estimation, interpersonal relationships, and transitivity of trust.

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“…The generated kansei profile will be used as the individual satisfaction value of each alternative. In many recent researches, the kansei profile can be generated by means of taking the average of all subjects in [9], calculating the probability distribution in [10], or utilizing fuzzy measures in [11]. As the purpose of this study is to illustrate and compare two similar aggregation operators, we get the kansei profile by utilizing the averaging model in Eq.…”

Section: Kansei Profile Generationsmentioning

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“…(5): (5) Since the range [1,10] points are often used for eliciting expert opinions about subjectively evaluated criteria or achievements, we adopt this range in Eq. (5) above for the values of a partial achievement function.…”

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Kansei Feature Analysis for Traditional Crafts

Nakamori

2011

2011 Fourth International Symposium on Computational Intelligence and Design

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the aesthetic aspect plays a crucial role in human choice, thus studies dealing with subjective (called kansei in Japanese) evaluation and decision support by focusing on customers' psychological needs and personal taste became very essential. The purpose of the study is to illustrate two similar aggregation methods for multi-criteria analysis of a problem characterized by attributes of heterogeneous types which could be numerical, categorical, or descriptive, respectively. In this specific issue of supporting choice from a given set of traditional crafts in Japan, we are dealing with kansei attributes and kansei data (values of attributes) rather than the normal ones. Our primary purpose is to develop a web-based interactive system to support salesman in a shop or to support internet based selling by recognizing and proposing alternatives which fit the preferences of customers.

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Kansei evaluation based on prioritized multi-attribute fuzzy target-oriented decision analysis

Cited by 85 publications

References 50 publications

Designing and assessing everyday objects: Impact of externalisation tools and judges’ backgrounds

Designing and assessing everyday objects: Impact of externalisation tools and judges’ backgrounds

An Approach to Improving Trust Estimation in Service-Based Systems

Kansei Feature Analysis for Traditional Crafts

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