Methodology of Development of Multicriterion Assistance Expert System to ASP Piloting
N. Taghezout, Karim Bouamrane · 2006
The decision-making aid is primarily concerned with the problem resolution which rests on a clear identification of the decision situations. It considers the decisional behavior as a point not necessarily guided by a single criterion but as a possible resultant of several criteria. Our study aims at improving the quality of decision brought to the decision-making process by proposing an expert system for piloting a dynamic, evolutionary and robust structure. The interest of an expert system within the framework of production is underlined by the function use. The latter expresses the needs for decision-making aid and consumes expertise. The system carries out the preselection of a set of acceptable resources. This is in collaboration with the operator. The potential solutions of the arising problem are treated by a sorting procedure which allows to carry out a last selection to a better resource: This resource satisfies some criteria known as delay, cost and quality. The decisional modules, which are based on the expert system, are added to the multi - agent structure dedicated to piloting. The agent actions are concretized through the analysis and reaction procedures. This allows launching adequate decisions.