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Multicriteria Identification

In: Multicriteria Analysis in Engineering

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  • Roman B. Statnikov

    (Russian Academy of Sciences, Optimal Design Theory and Methods Laboratory, Mechanical Engineering Research Institute)

  • Joseph B. Matusov

    (Russian Academy of Sciences, Mechanical Engineering Research Institute)

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One of the major points in engineering optimization is the adequacy of the mathematical model for the actual object. Without estimating the model’s adequacy, the search for optimal design variables has no applied sense. But what is the measure of adequacy? To what extent can we trust one model or other? These questions will be discussed in this Chapter. The central point is the construction of the set of feasible solutions in multicriteria identification problems. We will also consider the problems of the operational development of prototypes. These problems are of great importance for manufacturing motor vehicles, machine tools, ships, aircraft, and other mass-produced objects.

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  • Roman B. Statnikov & Joseph B. Matusov, 2002. "Multicriteria Identification," Springer Books, in: Multicriteria Analysis in Engineering, chapter 4, pages 87-116, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-94-015-9968-9_4
    DOI: 10.1007/978-94-015-9968-9_4
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