A. A. Dorofeyuk, M. D. Goldovskaya, N. E. Kiseleva, I. V. Pokrovskaya, A. G. Spiro, A. L. Chernyavsky, “The collective multivariate expertise procedures in the analysis and improvement of socio-economic control systems problems”, Informatsionnye Tekhnologii i Vychslitel'nye Sistemy, 2016, Issue 4,Pages <nobr>53

EXPERT SYSTEMS

The collective multivariate expertise procedures in the analysis and improvement of socio-economic control systems problems

A. A. Dorofeyuk^abc, M. D. Goldovskaya^c, N. E. Kiseleva^c, I. V. Pokrovskaya^c, A. G. Spiro^c, A. L. Chernyavsky^c

^a National Research University «Higher School of Economics», Moscow
^b Institute for System Analysis of the Federal Research Center «Information and Control», RAS
^c V.A. Trapeznikov’s Institute of Control Sciences RAS, Moscow

Abstract: One of the tools for solving ill-formalizable problems is the expertise, in this case the experts are the main sources of information. Expertise for analysis and reform of weakly formalized systems (mainly social-economic and organizational) has a number of features that impede the use of classical expertise methods. The paper is devoted to the description of a new expertise methods class – the collective multivariate expertise, as well as the specifics of their use in the applied problems solution.

Keywords: collective multivariate expertise (CMVA), expert commission, conditional experts competence, cross-examination procedure, independent multivariate expertise (IMVE), iterative expert's competence estimation, collective expertise methods in the applied problems solution.