Software Announcement: Multichoice as a New Software for Decision Making with Analytic Network Process

Milkova, Maria; Андрейчикова, О Н

doi:10.13033/ijahp.v8i2.413

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“…The model is built in Multichoice, which is a new software for MCDA based on the ANP/AHP [67]. All pairwise comparison matrixes are filled by one expert, the investor concerned (for more details on the methodology of building pairwise comparisons see Saaty (2008b)).…”

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Artificial intelligence in the synthesis of creative solutions

Андрейчиков¹,

Andreychikov

Андрейчикова³

et al. 2019

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Invention problem solving is connected to essential expenses of labour and time, which is spent on the procedures of search and ordering of necessary knowledge, on generation of probable vari-ants of projected systems, on the analysis of offered ideas and de-cisions and understanding perspectiveness of them. The present article outlines the results of the developments in the field of cre-ating computing technology of the synthesis of new engineering on the level of invention. The most attention is paid to problem of computer aided designing on initial stages, where synthesis of new on principal technical systems is carried out. Computer-aided con-struction of new technical system is based on using of data- and knowledge bases of physical effects and of technical decisions as well as different heuristic systematization procedures. The synthe-sis of principles of function of the technical new systems is carried out with using experts knowledge and requires the application of the artificial intelligence methods and the methods of the deci-sions making theory for invention's tasks. Considered approach has been used for synthesis of new technical systems of different functional purposes and had shown high efficiency in computer-aided construction.

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confidence: 99%