Hussein A. Abbass Axel Bender Lam Bui Svetoslav Gaidow Abbass Thinking Risk with Multi-objective Population-based Heuristics

Thinking Risk with Multi-objective Population-based Heuristics

von Hussein A. Abbass Axel Bender Lam Bui Svetoslav Gaidow

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The scope of this book is evolutionary computation techniques for risk management. The aim of the book is to layout the foundations and provides a detailed treatment of the subject. It will focus on two main elements in risk management that are lacking sufficient treatments in the current literature: temporal risk and risk under conflicting objectives. The book will provide a coherent picture of risk management that encompasses these two elements and frameworks, methods and techniques to manage risk that features these two elements.
First book focusing on temporal and conflicting objectives First book on computational intelligence for risk management Discusses the topic qualitatively as well as quantitatively Goes beyond traditional risk assessment methodologies Offers a thorough computational approach to risk identification in complex systems Provides the pseudo code for all computational methods used in the book

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Hussein A. Abbass

Themen in »Thinking Risk with Multi-objective Population-based Heuristics«

CRO Computational intelligence Computational intelligence society Computational risk optimization DMAR Decision maker attitude to risk Evolutionary multiobjective search MEBRA Multi-objective evolutionary-based risk assessment framework RIB RICO Risk backbone in temporal risk management Risk identification under conflicting objectives

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ISBN: 9781441967725
Verlag: Springer US
Erscheinung: 31.08.2024

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