Multi Fuzzy Criteria based Decision Model for Presidential Election in Indonesia

Inevery nation, the main goal of a presidential election is to choose a good leader. Citizens of a country need to thoroughly observe and assess the presidential presidential candidates before making their selection. A study was conducted to create a simple decision model using multiple fuzzy criteria, taking into account the constrained perspective of Indonesian citizens. In this context, the primary methods employed for respectively designing and developing the model were object-oriented design and fuzzy logic. According to 7 free-selected presidential candidates, the model simulation revealed that candi- date number 2 received the highest decision value, scoring $\mathbf{6 8. 5 4 2}$ points; with a gap value of $\mathbf{0. 4 9}$.

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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icic64337.2024.10957231
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Abstract

Inevery nation, the main goal of a presidential election is to choose a good leader. Citizens of a country need to thoroughly observe and assess the presidential presidential candidates before making their selection. A study was conducted to create a simple decision model using multiple fuzzy criteria, taking into account the constrained perspective of Indonesian citizens. In this context, the primary methods employed for respectively designing and developing the model were object-oriented design and fuzzy logic. According to 7 free-selected presidential candidates, the model simulation revealed that candi- date number 2 received the highest decision value, scoring $\mathbf{6 8. 5 4 2}$ points; with a gap value of $\mathbf{0. 4 9}$.

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