平面多项式系统及其相伴系统

引进平面多项式系统的相伴系统的概念 ,分析了多项式系统与其相伴系统之间在极限环不存在性 ,唯一性 ,中心焦点的判定等问题上的相似之处和不同之处 ,提出了几个公开问题 .     

Analysis of multiobjective decision problems by the indifference band approach

A new approach, based on indifference band, for analyzing problems with multiple objectives is described. The relations of this approach to some previous results are given. Methods for generating nondominated solutions are supplied.     

On some multivariate density estimates and empirical Bayes problems

This paper consider estimates of multidimensional density functions and their derivatives. The asymptotic unbiasedness and the convergence properties of these estimates are established.Some applications to empirical Bayes problems are considered.     

A note on asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary processes

In this note some problems of asymptotic inference in a class of non-stationary stochastic processes are considered. In particular, it is shown that no criterion based on the existence of uniformly most powerful tests over a local neighborhood can be used in this situation.     

Successive Proportional Additive Numeration Using Fuzzy Linguistic Labels (Fuzzy Linguistic SPAN)

The SPAN (Successive Proportional Additive Numeration or Social Participatory Allocation Network) is a procedure that converts individual judgments into a group decision. The procedure is based on a voting design by which individual experts allocate their votes iteratively between their preferred options and other experts. The process ends when all the votes are allocated to options, and the one with the highest number of votes is selected. The method requires the experts to specify an exact allocation of votes to both options and other experts. The Fuzzy Linguistic SPAN allows experts to allocate their votes using linguistic labels such as “most of” or “a few”, and determine the preferred option. This method is demonstrated using the Max–Min aggregation function used to develop a proportional representation of the option and member voting schemes. The method is also demonstrated using the LOWA aggregation function. The Fuzzy Linguistic SPAN method is beneficial since the linguistic voting process is easier for the experts and significantly reduces the computational process compared to the traditional SPAN. The paper presents the method and two examples with comparisons to the numerical SPAN method.     

瓶罐玻璃行业企业绩效评价

笔者依据所能获得的资料———《瓶罐玻璃行业企业经济信息汇编》[6],建立了一套经济实用的瓶罐玻璃行业企业绩效评价指标体系;提供了一种科学评价方法和计算机化的评价技术;能适时地对该行业内各企业绩效进行评价和比较分析;及时获得各企业在全行业内竞争位次;及时发现影响企业绩效的主要因素;为高层管理者制定和调整企业管理决策提供了参考依据。     

One-armed bandit models with continuous and delayed responses

One-armed bandit processes with continuous delayed responses are formulated as controlled stochastic processes following the Bayesian approach. It is shown that under some regularity conditions, a Gittins-like index exists which is the limit of a monotonic sequence of break-even values characterizing optimal initial selections of arms for finite horizon bandit processes. Furthermore, there is an optimal stopping solution when all observations on the unknown arm are complete. Results are illustrated with a bandit model having exponentially distributed responses, in which case the controlled stochastic process becomes a Markov decision process, the Gittins-like index is the Gittins index and the Gittins index strategy is optimal. Acknowledgement.We thank an anonymous referee for constructive and insightful comments, especially those related to the notion of the Gittins index.Both authors are funded by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) of Canada.     

从极优基未必能迅达最优基：兼与文献[1]作者商榷

本对献[1]提出的“求解线性规划的快速换基迭代法”从多阶段决策的观点阐述并举证了从极优基未必能快速到达最优基的论断。旨在说明用此方法求解一般线性规划问题时不一定能实现快速换基迭代的概念。     

Weighted Influence Non-linear Gauge System (WINGS) – An analysis method for the systems of interrelated components

The WINGS method has been derived from DEMATEL and can be widely used as a structural model for analysis of intertwined factors and causal relations between them. Its novelty comes from an idea of including in one mathematical mechanism both strength (importance) and influence of the system components. In particular, WINGS can be applied as the MCDA method for evaluating alternatives when interrelations between criteria cannot be neglected. For the problem with independent criteria, WINGS reproduces the additive aggregation of preferences, a classical method in MCDA.