Abstract

The use of complex automated combat systems is a basic feature of every modern combat operation, and all modern armies strive to implement such systems in their units. This paper investigates the choice of a complex combat system based on the efficiency criteria that condition it. The Defining Interrelationships Between Ranked criteria (DIBR) and the Defining Interrelationships Between Ranked criteria II (DIBR II) methods were used to determine the weight coefficients of the criteria, which proved to be effective in assessing the importance of each criterion in the context of making complex decisions. Aggregation of expert opinions, for each of the methods, was performed using the Normalized Weighted Bonferroni Mean (NWBM) operator. After the weight coefficients for both methods were obtained, the aggregation of the obtained values was performed using the Bonferroni Mean (BM) operator, which resulted in the final values of the weight coefficients of the criteria. In order to choose the optimal alternative, the Fermatean Fuzzy Weight Operators (FFWO) and BM operator were used. These operators contributed to the precise evaluation and ranking of alternatives, taking into account their characteristics and specificities. Furthermore, the paper analyzed the sensitivity of the output results to changes in the weight coefficients of the criteria. This is important in order to assess the stability of the Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) model and ensure its reliability in different scenarios. This work represents a significant contribution to the field of decision-making in this context and provides a useful framework for the selection of complex combat systems, and the combination of different methods and operators enables a comprehensive analysis and optimization of the research problem.

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