Decision intelligence under uncertainty.
Research at the intersection of Grey Systems Theory, artificial intelligence, optimization and operations research, with an emphasis on interpretable methods for real-world industrial decisions.
Grey Systems Theory & Applications
Grey numbers, grey incidence analysis, grey forecasting, uncertainty representation and grey decision models.
Artificial Intelligence
Machine learning, explainable AI, intelligent analytics and hybrid decision-support methods.
Inventory Systems
EOQ/EPQ models, imperfect production, rework, recovery and uncertainty-aware inventory planning.
Routing Problems
TSP, VRP and inventory-routing problems with optimization and metaheuristics.
Optimization
Linear, mixed-integer and nonlinear programming together with metaheuristic approaches.
Agent-Based Modelling
Simulation of complex systems, emergent behaviour, validation and decision experiments.
MCDM / MADM
Multi-criteria methods for selection, prioritization, evaluation and strategic decisions.
From Knowledge Discovery to Explainable Grey AI
Grey AI is presented here as a research direction that combines small-sample and incomplete-information reasoning from Grey Systems Theory with data-driven artificial intelligence, optimization and explainability.
Supervision themes
Graduate studies supervised across grey agent-based simulation, uncertain project scheduling, patent evaluation, facility location, financial analysis, feature selection, ERP selection, inventory recovery and routing under uncertainty.
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