Determine criteria weights using AHP, Swing, BWM, MACBETH, or Simos methods.
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Compute criteria weights using a specified elicitation method (AHP, Swing, BWM, MACBETH, or Simos).
Identify patent coverage gaps — feature cross-matrix blank areas revealing unprotected technology combinations. Budget: 150 patent families, 10 claim parses, 60 web searches.
Identify matrix regions not covered by existing methods
Identify unexplored viable regions in the morphological matrix where no existing methods operate.
Feature cross-matrix construction and blank area identification for patent opportunity mapping
Apply Rittel's 10 criteria to determine if the problem is tame, complex, or wicked, and adjust research strategy accordingly.
Score a problem against Rittel's 10 criteria to determine if it is tame, complex, or wicked.
Stress-test the winning candidate using Pre-mortem, Red Teaming, and Failure Mode Analysis to expose hidden weaknesses before commitment.
Construct extreme but plausible worst-case scenarios for stress testing
Design the worst possible solution. Deliberate failure engineering to reveal hidden constraints and inversion opportunities.
Design worst possible solution → extract insights → invert. Deliberate failure design as creative catalyst.
Classic Zwicky box: parameter identification → value enumeration → matrix construction
SOP: Assess whether a research question has appropriate scope (too broad / appropriate / too narrow)
SOP: Apply the SPICE framework to structure an evaluation research question
SOP: Apply the SPIDER framework to structure a qualitative research question
SOP: Decompose a main research question into independently answerable sub-questions
SOP: Define measurable success criteria for a research question
SOP: Perturb weights to test gap-ranking stability, output a stability verdict
SOP: synthesize all intermediate products into a final structured hypothesis set
SOP: assess the potential impact of a research gap, identify beneficiaries and output an impact score
SOP: assess the academic and practical importance of a research gap, output a 1-5 score with rationale
SOP: extract causal mechanism chains from a theory
SOP: operationalize abstract concepts into measurable indicators and methods
SOP: apply the PICO/PICOTS framework to structure a research question
SOP: rank candidate explanations by plausibility using multi-dimensional weighted scoring
SOP: synthesize all scoring data into a final gap priority list and attack-path suggestions
SOP: synthesize all intermediate products into a final research-question set
SOP: specify the direction and form of relationships between variables
SOP: map dependency relationships among sub-questions
SOP: design key predictions and observation plans that can distinguish competing hypotheses
SOP: apply the ECLIPSE framework to structure a mixed-methods research question
SOP: generate a list of candidate explanations for an anomalous phenomenon
SOP: check whether a hypothesis meets the falsifiability criterion
SOP: assess the attackability of a research gap, identify bottlenecks, and output a feasibility score
SOP: check research-question quality against each of the 5 FINER criteria
SOP: Match the most suitable RQ framework based on research type
SOP: Unify gaps from different sources into the standard GapRecord format
SOP: Make a criterion-by-criterion relative priority judgment between two gaps and output the preference result
SOP: Build a multi-dimensional comparison matrix of competing hypotheses