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Анализ конструктивно-технологических ограничений при проектировании лавинных фотодиодов, работающих в режиме счета фотонов

In many real-life decision making (DM) situations, the available information is vague or imprecise. To adequately solve decision problems with vague or imprecise information, fuzzy set theory and a...

Decision Making Methods Based on Fuzzy Aggregation Operators: Three Decades Review from 1986 to 2017

In recent decades, several mathematical methods have been developed for selecting the most preferable alternatives. Among them, the MCDM (Multiple Criteria Decision Making) methods as disciplines aimed at supporting DMs faced with numerous and sometimes conflicting evaluations. Theses methods have attracted much attention from academics and practitioners. This paper aims to bring together ‘state-of-the-art' reviews and the most recent advances by leading experts on the fundamental theories, methodologies and applications of MCDM. In this paper, in order to classify the current researches on MCDM; 628 scholarly papers from 20 journals (journals with higher published papers in Science Direct) are studied. Section 2 describes research methodology. Section 3 categorized 786 methods applied in all papers, into the 12 application areas and a nonapplication area, regarding to their fuzzy or crisp nature. Sections 4 and 5, categorized papers into the application area; includes 386 papers (61.5%), categorized into twelve subareas and non-application area includes 242 papers (38.5%). Section 6 classified scholarly papers by distribution of applied papers by year of publication, journal of publication, fuzzy or crisp nature of their methods and authors’ nationality. Section 7 is conclusion.

MCDM Methodologies and Applications: A Literature Review from 1999 to 2009

According to the characteristics of emergency decision-making in crisis management, this paper proposes a dynamic decision-making method using the hesitant probabilistic fuzzy set to deal with the inadequate information, uncertainty and dynamic trends.
 This method is suitable for emergency decision-making as it provides supports for the dynamic and evolutionary characteristics of emergency responses and the uncertain probability about external environment is also considered. In order to make a continuous adjustment with the development of situations, we give a definition of the expectation level, based on which the dynamic reference point method is proposed to obtain the optimal emergency response plan under the hesitant probabilistic fuzzy environment. We also analyze the probability of different situations that may occur in the process of emergency decision-making and provide an algorithm for solving this problem. Finally, a practical case of hazardous goods leakage pollution accident is given to illustrate our method, and then, the optimal decision alternative chain is obtained.

A Dynamic Reference Point Method for Emergency Response Under Hesitant Probabilistic Fuzzy Environment

A multiobjective model with chance constraints is proposed to obtain hedging rules for hydropower reservoirs based on initial reservoir operating rules derived using stochastic dynamic programming In the model, hedging rules are evaluated through simulations and the maximizations of minimum powers in simulation horizon of hydropower reservoirs are taken as objectives The maximum-minimum objectives are substituted by aggregated functions A genetic algorithm is used to solve the model, with a fuzzy optimal method evaluating the individuals A case study shows that the proposed approach is feasible and efficient to produce a series of hedging rules with different reliability levels, and valuable to balance the magnitudes of generation below firm power and the chances of such events

Shou-Yu Chen

Papers

Combining fuzzy iteration model with dynamic programming to solve multiobjective multistage decision making problems