Group on
Visualization-based MCDM techniques

(ANIMATED and INTERACTIVE DECISION MAPS,
FEASIBLE GOALS METHOD, REASONABLE GOALS METHOD)

Head: Prof. Alexander V. Lotov


E-mail: avlotov at mail.ru, avlotov at yandex.ru, avlotov at gmail.com


GROUP DEVELOPS

theory, methods, algorithms and software for visualization of Pareto frontier in decision problems with multiple decision criteria (multiobjective problems).
The visualization methods can be used on computer networks.
Applications include decision and negotiation support tools as well as tools for visualization of relational databases.

INTERACTIVE DECISION MAPS technique
displays the Pareto frontier (in the form of the objective tradeoff curves) for three to seven criteria.

Preferred decisions are selected by using
FEASIBLE GOALS METHOD and REASONABLE GOALS METHOD.


You may want to download a Power Point demo
(zipped 860K file Summary.zip)
on the INTERACTIVE DECISION MAPS technique

Download

or buy our book entitled INTERACTIVE DECISION MAPS (Kluwer 2004).


New (2014) version of the textbook on multiobjective optimization (in Russian) published by A.V.Lotov and I.I.Pospelova in 2005.


You may want to download the book in pdf format

The textbook on MCDM techniques (in Russian) published by A.V.Lotov and I.I.Pospelova in 2008.


You may want to download the book in pdf format




Suboptimal covering of multidimensional unit sphere (three to ten dimensions)

Please find a short description and the downloadable covering base



Software PARETO FRONT VIEWER for visualization of pointwise approximations of the Pareto frontier. The approximation method plays no role.

Demonstration version of the soft (up to 5 objectives and 1000 points) as well as its manual can be requested for free from Prof. A.Lotov.


OUR SOFTWARE

OUR BOOKS

OUR PAPERS

Transactions of Internet discussion on real-life application of decision support methods


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Phone: (7-499)-135-1209 Fax: (7-499)-135-6159


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