Contents & References of Designing and implementing a contradiction solver in an intelligent assistant decision system based on diversity of opinions
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The first chapter. Introduction. 1
1-1- Introduction 2
1-2- Fixing the inconsistency. 3
1-3- decision support systems and intelligent decision support systems. 4
1-4- The purpose of this thesis. 6
1-5- An overview of the thesis chapters. 6
The second chapter. Methods of resolving incompatibility. 7
2-1- Introduction. 8
2-2- Some simple strategies to fix incompatibility. 9
2-3- Fixing the inconsistency using a useful value. 13
2-4- Fixing the inconsistency using random estimated costs. 15
2-4-1- Estimation of mathematical hope of cost 17
2-4-2- Recursive estimation 18
2-4-3- Fixing inconsistencies 19
2-5- Fixing inconsistencies using linear programming. 21
2-6- Resolving inconsistencies using game theory. 22
2-7- Fixing the inconsistency using the graph model. 23
2-8- Fixing the inconsistency using the analytical hierarchical process and improving it. 25
The third chapter. Intelligent decision support systems. 31
3-1- Introduction. 32
3-2- Features of intelligent assistant decision systems. 33
3-3- Introducing several intelligent assistant decision systems with different structures. 36
3-3-1- Using evolutionary algorithms in the IDSS structure 36
3-3-2- Using intelligent agent in the IDSS structure 38
3-3-3- Using data mining methods and artificial neural networks in the IDSS structure 40
3-3-4- Using a decision-making method based on fuzzy logic in the IDSS structure 46
3-3-5- The use of case-based inference in the structure of IDSS 51
3-3-6- The use of law-based components in the structure of IDSS 55
Chapter four. Real-time strategic computer games and intelligent systems related to them 57
4-1- Introduction. 58
4-2- Characteristics of real-time strategic games. 59
4-3- An overview of intelligent systems related to real-time strategic games. 63
The fifth chapter. The proposed system. 71
5-1- Introduction. 72
5-2- Introducing the proposed system. 73
5-3- The main components of the proposed system. 74
5-4- The method of solving the inconsistency used in the proposed system. 77
Sixth chapter. Evaluation and results. 80
Chapter Seven. Conclusion and future work. 89
List of sources. 92
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