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Configuration of integrated security system

Mark Sh. Levin, Andrey V. Leus

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This paper focuses on modular hierarchical design of configuration for an integrated security system. Hierarchical morphological design approach is used to search for Pareto-effective design solutions. An applied example involves the following: hierarchical (tree-like) model of the security system, design alternatives for system components/parts, criteria for the selection of the design alternatives, solving process as selection of the design alternatives and their synthesis into composite decisions as Pareto-effective solutions. System improvement/reconfiguration and multistage design are considered as well.

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This paper focuses on modular hierarchical design of configuration for an integrated security system. Hierarchical morphological design approach is used to search for Pareto-effective design solutions. An applied example involves the following: hierarchical (tree-like) model of the security system, design alternatives for system components/parts, criteria for the selection of the design alternatives, solving process as selection of the design alternatives and their synthesis into composite decisions as Pareto-effective solutions. System improvement/reconfiguration and multistage design are considered as well.

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This paper focuses on modular hierarchical design of configuration for an integrated security system. Hierarchical morphological design approach is used to search for Pareto-effective design solutions. An applied example involves the following: hierarchical (tree-like) model of the security system, design alternatives for system components/parts, criteria for the selection of the design alternatives, solving process as selection of the design alternatives and their synthesis into composite decisions as Pareto-effective solutions. System improvement/reconfiguration and multistage design are considered as well.

Key concepts: Modular design, Computer science, Control reconfiguration, Pareto principle, Selection (genetic algorithm), Process (computing), Integrated design, Multi-objective optimization

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