An Extended E-CARGO Model Based on Three-Way Decision

This paper proposes a three-way decision-based extended E-CARGO model. By introducing the modules of task attribute three-way classification, role capability three-way assessment, dynamic decision optimization and conflict resolution, the model enhances its capacity to manage uncertainty, dynamic environments and resource competition. The extended model employs dynamic threshold adjustment and sequential three-way decision methods, overcoming the limitations of traditional two-way decision-based E-CARGO models, thereby improving flexibility and adaptability in task-role coordination. This paper provides methodological support for research on task allocation and role transition, demonstrating the both theoretical and practical value.