| 英文摘要 |
The fuzzy cognitive map (FCM) has been widely applied to various practical issues and can effectively simulate the complex dynamic behavior of systems through fuzzy inference mechanisms. The adjacency matrix constructed based on direct influence relationships plays a crucial role in this process. Since the adjacency matrix overlooks indirect influence relationships among factors, and multi-criteria decision-making analysis mostly presents the problem structure in a hierarchical form, this study therefore incorporates the direct and indirect influence relationships among factors determined by the fuzzy Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory method into the initial adjacency matrix and applies nonlinear Hebbian learning for optimization to enhance the inference performance. In practical applications, given the critical role of technological developments such as autonomous driving in advancing intelligent transportation systems, this study focuses on future trends in domestic automotive technology development and establishes corresponding fuzzy cognitive maps across three dimensions: applications, resources, and barriers. Relevant development strategies and action plans are then proposed through key factor and causal diagram analysis. The results show that, to effectively improve the performance of technological development in the automotive industry, priority should be given to advancing Level 3 autonomous driving technology, battery energy storage, and the complete electrification of urban buses, which are key across the three aspects. This study provides a more comprehensive framework for the development of fuzzy cognitive maps in hierarchical decision-making analysis, and the empirical results can support the domestic automotive industry in formulating relevant decisions regarding future automotive technology development. |