Dynamic multiple responses by ideal solution analysis

Article Abstract:

The study presents a novel optimization procedure for dynamic multiple-responses based in Taguchi's parameter design. The signal to noise (SN) ratio and system sensitivity are used to assess the performance of each response and principal component analysis is then performed on the SN values and system sensitivity values to obtain a set of uncorrelated components.

Methods, Problem solving

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Weight reduction problems with certain bottleneck objectives

Article Abstract:

Capacity expansion problems (CEPs) and weight reduction problems (WRPs) are considered in connection with bottleneck optimization problems. It is shown that WRP can be reformulated as a parametric combinatorial optimization problem.

Models, Computational complexity, Computational complexity (Machine theory), Mathematical analysis

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Technical note - on optimization approach for multidisk vertical allocation problems

Article Abstract:

An alternative model to Rotem and Chang mathematical models is proposed. The proposed model uses linearization method to examine data allocation problems in multidisk database. Computation results of the three models are presented.

Taiwan

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