2021
DOI: 10.1155/2021/6678533
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Collaborative Product Portfolio Design Based on the Approach of Multichoice Goal Programming

Abstract: Product portfolio optimization is a typical multiobjective problem. The multichoice goal programming method becomes a popular means of resolving multiobjective decision problems. However, the classic multichoice goal programming method treats the product portfolio optimization in isolation and does not consider the mutual influence between portfolio products. Researchers should consider the interaction between products in portfolio optimization so that they can be adjusted to “real world” problems. The interac… Show more

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“…g i, min and g i, max are the lower and upper limits for the goal of g i . Having studied the relevant research [39], the authors embed the equilibrium condition of the LV system into the MCGP model to obtain the Lotka-Volterra-MCGP model in this paper: objective function, Min…”
Section: Ree-dimensional Lotka-volterra Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…g i, min and g i, max are the lower and upper limits for the goal of g i . Having studied the relevant research [39], the authors embed the equilibrium condition of the LV system into the MCGP model to obtain the Lotka-Volterra-MCGP model in this paper: objective function, Min…”
Section: Ree-dimensional Lotka-volterra Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…g i, min and g i, max are the lower and upper limits of the target for g i , respectively. Considering the symbiotic relationship [29,30], new constraints need to be added to the above model:…”
Section: Mathematical Problems In Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e equilibrium solution (EP) and sample data (P) are nonfull collaborative entropy. e nonfull synergy entropy and full synergy entropy are defined as [16]…”
Section: Synergy Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e research shows that the introduction of the population dynamics model into market competition and diffusion produces better analysis results [13,14]. e population dynamics model can be adopted to explain the dynamic competition relationship of the stock market [15], product portfolio optimization [16], the symbiotic relationship between competitors in the mobile communication market [17], and the dynamic competition and equilibrium point of TV product population [18]. Based on previous studies, this paper selects interdependent innovation groups as the research object and uses the population dynamics model to study the coordination and balance level between innovation groups in the innovation ecosystem.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%