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HIERARCHICAL DECISION MAKING IN SYSTEM DESIGN

Nagesh Kuppuraju · Sekar Ganesan · Farrokh Mistree · Jaroslaw Sobieski

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Multilevel hierarchical systems are commonplace in engineering design applications. “Optimal” design of multilevel systems is important and leads to cost effective designs. In this paper, a general overview of multilevel systems is presented. A step by step outline for optimal design of such systems and the sensitivity analysis of the resulting designs are presented. A simple example that illustrates the procedure is also included.

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1982A linear decomposition method for large optimization problems. Blueprint for development

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