Multi-Criteria Optimization of Complex Technical Systems

The wide functionality and high structural complexity of modern technical systems necessitate the search for new, universal methods for their optimization. The article proposes a multi-criteria optimization method, which allows ranking competitive configurations of complex technical systems in terms of formalized and non-formalized expression of optimality criteria.

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Advances in Military Technology
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2025-06-21
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https://doi.org/10.3849/aimt.01981
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Modeling, Simulation, and Optimization
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Multi-Criteria Optimization of Complex Technical Systems

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Abstract

The wide functionality and high structural complexity of modern technical systems necessitate the search for new, universal methods for their optimization. The article proposes a multi-criteria optimization method, which allows ranking competitive configurations of complex technical systems in terms of formalized and non-formalized expression of optimality criteria.

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