JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING OF JAPAN
Online ISSN : 1881-1299
Print ISSN : 0021-9592
Process Systems Engineering and Safety
Prototype Development for Supporting Multiobjective Decision Making in an Ill-Posed Environment
Yoshiaki ShimizuYasumasa KatoTakeshi Kariyahara
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2010 Volume 43 Issue 8 Pages 691-697

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Recently, Kansei (emotion) engineering has attracted interest in artifact design since it helps ensure customer-defined satisfaction in the current scenario of global competition and short product life cycles. Accordingly, intelligent decision-making through multiobjective optimization has been proposed as an efficient method for human-centered manufacturing. From this viewpoint, in this study, we apply a multiobjective optimization method referred to as MOON2R to an ill-posed problem that involves both qualitative and quantitative performance measures. Additionally, to facilitate the portability of the proposed method, especially in multidisciplinary decision-making environments, we implement the proposal algorithm in an Excel spreadsheet and validate the effectiveness of the method through a case study.

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