Intelligent Fuzzy Multi-Objective Optimization: Analysis and New Research Directions

Multi-objectives decision making (MODM) represents an interest area of research since most real life problems have a set of conflict objectives. MODM has its roots in late-nineteenth-century welfare economics, in the works of Edgeworth and Pareto. Because of the shortcomings that faces the FMODM, it attracts the attentions of researchers to enhance the field of FMODM by developing more powerful links (bridges) between it and other sciences such as artificial intelligence. This paper presents a review of the connections between artificial intelligence and FMODM to deal with its shortcomings. Also, It indicated the new direction for more research work.