Multi-Criteria Optimization of Complex Technical Systems
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https://doi.org/10.3849/aimt.01981Keywords:
complex technical systems, optimization, criterion, structure, objective function, scalarizationAbstract
The wide functionality and high structural complexity of modern technical systems necessitate the search for new, universal methods for their optimization. The article proposes a multi-criteria optimization method, which allows ranking competitive configurations of complex technical systems in terms of formalized and non-formalized expression of optimality criteria.
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