METHODS OF FUZZY MULTICRITERIA GROUP DECISION-MAKING FOR EVACUATION TASKS IN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

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Fuzzy set, linguistic variable, group decision maker, multi-criteria problem, operator, aggregation, evacuation

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to analyze the current state of research in the field of fuzzy
multicriteria optimization methods, as well as the development of aggregation operators and algorithms
using fuzzy multicriteria group decision-making using an intuitionistic attitude of linguistic
preferences. The most well-known fuzzy methods of multicriteria optimization are presented:
ELECTRE, PROMETHEE, VIKOR, TOPSIS, AHP, ANP, MACBETH, DEMATEL, Shoke integral
and DEA, their features, applications and the most cited articles are considered. Most real optimization
problems may have conflicting goals. The method of fuzzy multi-purpose decision-making
FMODM is also presented for situations where there are inaccuracies and uncertainty in some
goals and variables on which they depend; methods of fuzzy multi-purpose linear programming
FMOLP, fuzzy multi-objective target programming FMOGP and fuzzy heuristic decision-making
methods. The problem of fuzzy multicriteria group decision-making during evacuation with an
intuitive relation of linguistic preferences is considered. It is noted that fuzzy logic methods are
particularly suitable for making evacuation decisions when there is little data, knowledge of
cause-and-effect relationships is inaccurate, and observations and criteria can be expressed in
linguistic qualitative terms. The main stages of group making the best decision among alternatives
in a fuzzy environment are presented: combining expert assessments; obtaining a final assessment
for each alternative represented by a linguistic variable; ranking alternatives; group making the
most preferred decision. An approach to group decision-making with an intuitive preference relationship
based on aggregation procedures is proposed. The group model of decision-making and
the concept of fuzzy group decision and linguistic variables used in predicting an emergency situation
and planning evacuation are considered. It is noted that the well-known operators of ordered
weighted averaging OWA, LOWA do not take into account the weights of experts. The Low operator
is defined, which allows taking into account the weight values of experts, as well as an approach
to determining a fuzzy group solution of aFCS as a type 2 set. Algorithms for determining
a fuzzy group multicriteria solution based on aFCS are presented

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2023-06-07

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SECTION III. INFORMATION PROCESSING ALGORITHMS