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    A Framework to Incorporate Decision-Maker Preferences into Simulation Optimization to Support Collaborative Design
    (IEEE-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc, 2017) Goren, Selcuk; Baccouche, Ahlem; Pierreval, Henri
    In this paper, we are concerned with the use of simulation optimization to handle collaborative design problems where more than one decision-maker is involved. We assume that the designers cannot enumerate all their considerations in closed-form, precise mathematical expressions but they can examine the merits of solutions with respect to their preferences and can compare candidate solutions with one another. We propose a three-stage framework to take the decision-makers' such considerations into account. The first step is to obtain a diverse set of designs that can all be considered efficient in terms of a performance metric ( i.e.,the objective function values of the simulation optimization model). These solutions are then passed on to the decision-makers to be analyzed in terms of their preferences that could not have been previously considered. Finally, the most appropriate solution is chosen. We address the problem encountered in the first step as a multimodal optimization problem. We address the second and the third subproblems as a preference aggregation problem in the social choice theory. We also illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach through a supply chain design problem inspired from the literature. We use the crowding clustering genetic algorithm as an example to demonstrate the first step. We use a multiplicative variant of the popular analytic hierarchy process to illustrate how the second and the third steps can be handled.
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