Ranking the Key Areas for Autonomous Proving Ground Development Using Pareto Analytic Hierarchy Process

Duleba, Szabolcs; Tettamanti, Tamás; Nyerges, Ádám; Szalay, Zsolt

doi:10.1109/access.2021.3064448

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“…The incentive mechanism for innovation and entrepreneurship is based on a systematic system and gives full play to the initiative of students. Compared with other entrepreneurs, college students in colleges and universities, as special ages and social classes, are senior mental workers trained by the state [6].…”

Section: Construction Of College Students' Innovation Andmentioning

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Construction of Incentive Mechanism for College Students’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Based on Analytic Hierarchy Process

Shen

Yao

Liu

et al. 2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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In order to solve the current problem of low willingness of college students to innovate and start a business, this paper puts forward the method of college students’ innovation and entrepreneurship incentive mechanism based on analytic hierarchy process, improves the innovation and entrepreneurship incentive system for college students, optimizes the evaluation index of innovation and entrepreneurship of college students through the analytic hierarchy process, combines the triangular fuzzy number to express the weight evaluation value of the enterprise environmental behavior index, uses the binary semantics to express the evaluation value of the evaluation subcriteria to the enterprise environmental behavior, optimizes the evaluation algorithm, and selects a reasonable college students’ innovation and entrepreneurship incentive scheme. The experimental verification results show that the data of innovation and entrepreneurship activities of the proposed method based on analytic hierarchy process for the construction of incentive mechanism for innovation and entrepreneurship of college students are more than 70%, and the highest is 84.5%. The rationality of the method is more than 90%, and the highest is 96.1%. It has high practicability in practical application process and can better encourage college students to participate in innovation and entrepreneurship activities.

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Section: Construction Of College Students' Innovation Andmentioning

confidence: 99%

Construction of Incentive Mechanism for College Students’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Based on Analytic Hierarchy Process

Shen

Yao

Liu

et al. 2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…AHP captures both subjective and objective viewpoints on connected topics. It helps decisionmakers choose the optimal course of action based on several criteria, along with other sub-criteria [41][42][43][44][45][46][47].…”

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A Review Based on Various Applications to Find a Consistent Pairwise Comparison Matrix

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Joshi

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Multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) is a crucial process that provides a systematic approach to resolving numerous challenging problems encountered in everyday life. An effective method for addressing such MCDM challenges is the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). Within AHP, the resolution of these problems relies on the Pairwise Comparison Matrix (PCM), a pivotal component of the decision-making framework. A fundamental aspect of AHP lies in ensuring the consistency of the comparison matrix to validate the logical perspective of the respondents. An inconsistent matrix undermines its utility as a reference for decision-making, underscoring the significance of achieving consistency in the PCM as a pivotal stage in the decision-making process. In this discourse, we delve into various methodologies aimed at deriving a refined and consistent PCM capable of replacing the original inconsistent version. To facilitate comprehension, we categorize the references based on proposed approaches and specific focal points.

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“…The more, the mission of ZalaZONE is not limited to pure commercial use. It is also a major goal to lay the foundation for research and innovation activities in national and international cooperation with universities, research centers, and industrial participants (Szalay et al, 2017;Gangel et al, 2021;Duleba et al, 2021). The braking platform (Fig.…”

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OpenCRG Models From Different Data Sources to Support Vehicle Simulations

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Digital twins of road surfaces support multiple engineering applications. Remote sensing technologies provide information from the entire surface of the pavement by high accuracy point clouds. Pavement errors and differences from designed geometry can be detected and assessed using such datasets, while OpenCRG models derived from point clouds support transportation applications. High-resolution CRG (Curved Regular Grid) models enable analyzing vehicle suspension systems in vehicle dynamics simulation environments. Furthermore, such models also support creating the digital twins of vehicle suspensions and improve the development and research of models related to vehicle dynamics. The paper presents how the suspension digital twin was obtained applying a genetic algorithm and how it was assessed. The quality of raw data and that of the derived methods are analyzed in the case of multiple mapping technologies (terrestrial, mobile, and aerial laser scanning). CRG models were created from all datasets, and their applicability was investigated to support vehicle simulations with high accuracy demand. Other important vehicle-related use cases are also mentioned in the paper.INDEX TERMS road geometry, point clouds, laser scanning, OpenCRG I. INTRODUCTION

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Ranking the Key Areas for Autonomous Proving Ground Development Using Pareto Analytic Hierarchy Process

Cited by 7 publications

References 26 publications

Construction of Incentive Mechanism for College Students’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Based on Analytic Hierarchy Process

Construction of Incentive Mechanism for College Students’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Based on Analytic Hierarchy Process

A Review Based on Various Applications to Find a Consistent Pairwise Comparison Matrix

OpenCRG Models From Different Data Sources to Support Vehicle Simulations

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