Planning with multiple objectives
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Planning any task that is characterised by the presence of multiple objectives presents the decision maker with a set of special considerations which are not present in the case of decision making with one unique objective. The paper outlines the stages in the formulation of a dynamic multiple-objective objective function and introduces the criterion complex as a decision making construct particularly suited to formulating and solving problems with multiple objectives. The paper then considers some of the mathematical properties of the alternative formulations of criterion complex.
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