论文信息 - Mathematics of the Multiple Objective Programming Problem

Mathematics of the Multiple Objective Programming Problem — a Tutorial

The constitutive conponents of a multiple objective decision model are: 1. a set X of potential or feasible alternatives, 2. K > 1 objective functions zk: X → ℝ with k = 1, ..., K, 3. K binary preference relations RK (k = 1, ..., K).

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