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Handling a Design Structure Matrix based on fuzzy data
Bonnal, P.; Baudin, M.; Ruiz, J.-M.
Type:
Year:
2012
Editor:
Onishi, M.; Maurer, M.; Kirner, K.; Lindemann, U.
Author:
Series:
DSM
Institution:
1: CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research), Switzerland; 2: LCPI (Product Design and Innovation Laboratory), France; 3:
Section:
Project and Process Management
Page(s):
195-209
ISBN:
978-3-446-43354-0
Abstract:
Fuzzy project planning and scheduling has interested several researchers in the past three decades; more than 100 articles have been written on this issue. Contrary to stochastic project scheduling
approaches that are used by many project practitioners, and even if the axiomatic associated to the theory of probabilities is not always compatible with decision-making situations, fuzzy projectscheduling approaches that are most suited to these situations have been kept in the academic sphere. This article starts by recalling the differences one can observe between uncertainty and imprecision. Then most of the published research works that have been done in this field are summarised. Finally, a framework for addressing the DSM-based resource-constrained fuzzy project-scheduling problem is briefly presented. This framework uses temporal linguistic descriptors, which might become very interesting features to project practitioners.
approaches that are used by many project practitioners, and even if the axiomatic associated to the theory of probabilities is not always compatible with decision-making situations, fuzzy projectscheduling approaches that are most suited to these situations have been kept in the academic sphere. This article starts by recalling the differences one can observe between uncertainty and imprecision. Then most of the published research works that have been done in this field are summarised. Finally, a framework for addressing the DSM-based resource-constrained fuzzy project-scheduling problem is briefly presented. This framework uses temporal linguistic descriptors, which might become very interesting features to project practitioners.
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