IMOST: Interactive multiple objective system technique

IMOST: Interactive multiple objective system technique

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Article ID: iaor19961047
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 46
Issue: 8
Start Page Number: 958
End Page Number: 976
Publication Date: Aug 1995
Journal: Journal of the Operational Research Society
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Keywords: fuzzy sets, artificial intelligence: decision support
Abstract:

An interactive multiple objective system technique (IMOST) is investigated to improve the flexibility and robustness of multiple objective decision making (MODM) methodologies. The interactive concept provides a learning process about the system, whereby the decision maker can learn to recognize good solutions, the relative importance of factors in the system, and then design a high-productivity and zero-buffer system instead of optimizing a given system. This interactive technique provides integration-oriented, adaptation and dynamic learning features by considering all possibilities of a specific domain of MODM problems which are integrated in logical order. It encompasses the decision-making processes of formulating problems, constructing a model, solving the model, testing/examining its solution, and improving/reshaping the model and its solution in a specific problem domain. Although IMOST deals with multiple objective programming problems, it also provides some valuable orientation of integrated system methodologies.

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