Arms race analysis using capability-based graph model for conflict resolution

You, Hanlin; Li, Mengjun; Chen, Fangzhou; Jiang, Jiang; Ge, Bingfeng; Xu, Jiuping

doi:10.1109/smc.2017.8123191

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“…Based on qualitative analysis with related expertise, one can calibrate the graph model for conflict resolution (GMCR) including decision-makers (DMs), options, game state, feasible transitions, and relative preferences. Moreover, the potential compromises represented as different types of equilibriums can be identified and the impacts of DMs' tactics and capabilities can be measured using the proposed approaches in Reference [26]. Then, the authors introduce the combat network model using the concepts of operation loops, in which the involved weapons are decomposed into functional nodes and their interactions are abstracted as different edges linking node pairs [1,27].…”

Section: Requirement Model Framework Based On Multi-view Theorymentioning

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Roadmap Modeling and Assessment Approach for Defense Technology System of Systems

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2018

Applied Sciences

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Advanced defense technology plays a crucial role in safeguarding national safety and development interests. Aiming to handle the problems of current research and development (R&D) management approaches faced with the rocketing complexities of system of systems, the authors propose a novel roadmap modeling and assessment methodology through studying the driving forces of general technology development and analyzing realistic requirements of defense technology management in this article. First, a requirement decomposition framework is designed based on multi-view theories and text-mining tools are used to construct a multi-layer knowledge-flow network model. Second, the contribution rates of requirement elements at different levels are evaluated using a multi-criteria decision-making approach and the node importance is assessed based on the topological structure of multi-layer network. Third, it is utilized to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approaches that illustrative examples of the technology requirements in maritime security strategy investigating and a dual-layer knowledge-flow network consists of patents that belong to the "Coherent Light Generator (CLC)" classification from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database and the related academic papers from Web of Science. Finally, the contributions, potential applications, and drawbacks of this work are discussed and research outlooks are provided.

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Section: Requirement Model Framework Based On Multi-view Theorymentioning

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Roadmap Modeling and Assessment Approach for Defense Technology System of Systems

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2018

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“…It replaces the utility value approach with a relative order, reducing the information required for the decision maker's preferences [ 39 ]. In comparison, classical game theory is more convenient and adaptable, whereas conflict resolution methods [ 40 ] are widely used in various domains involving conflicts related to energy and water resources [ 41 , 42 ], market competition, and military contexts [ 39 ].…”

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