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A Soft Rough-Fuzzy Preference Set-Based Evaluation Method for High-Speed Train Operation Diagrams

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  • Dingjun Chen
  • Shaoquan Ni
  • Chang’an Xu
  • Hongxia Lv
  • Keyun Qin

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This paper proposes a method of high-speed railway train operation diagram evaluation based on preferences of locomotive operation, track maintenance, S & C, vehicles and other railway departments, and customer preferences. The application of rough set-based attribute reduction obtains the important relative indicators by eliminating excessive and redundant evaluation indicators. Soft fuzzy set theory is introduced for the overall evaluation of train operation diagrams. Each expert utilizes a set of indicators during evaluation based on personal preference. In addition, soft fuzzy set theory is applied to integrate the information obtained via expert evaluation in order to obtain an overall evaluation. The proposed method was validated by a case study. Results demonstrate that the proposed method flexibly expresses the subjective judgments of experts while effectively and reasonably handling the uncertainty of information, which is consistent with the judgment process of humans. The proposed method is also applicable to the evaluation of train operation schemes which consist of multiple diagrams.

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  • Dingjun Chen & Shaoquan Ni & Chang’an Xu & Hongxia Lv & Keyun Qin, 2016. "A Soft Rough-Fuzzy Preference Set-Based Evaluation Method for High-Speed Train Operation Diagrams," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2016, pages 1-8, February.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:5795604
    DOI: 10.1155/2016/5795604
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