Determining the preferences

Authors:
Earl B. Smith
Affiliations:
Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, AL
Venue:
Proceedings of the 46th Annual Southeast Regional Conference on XX
Year:
2008

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Abstract

This paper discusses the process of placing a preference in a decision-making process. In a decision-making process, one may have to make a decision that will satisfy more than one objective. An important or preference may be place on an objective. Once the preference has been placed, the decision can be made. For the fuzzy logic based technique of multiobjective decision making, the same thing basically occurs. Here, one alternative or decision to be made will satisfy more than one objective to a certain degree. This research goes far beyond just using the equations of a fuzzy logic based technique in a program. It allows for calculations to occur for the objective fuzzy set and preference values. The programmer would set the equations for the objective fuzzy sets and preferences. But based on the distance an obstacle is from the robot and the width of a possible path, the values for the objectives and preferences would be calculated.