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Fuzzy multi-objective fitness functions for dynamical system optimization
Genetic algorithms (GA) can be used to design complex multi-objective systems. The fitness function in the GA was designed using fuzzy multi-objective integer programming to capture fuzzy design goals such as driver comfort and quick stopping ability. The effectiveness of methods is demonstrated by a brake control design example.