Credibility programming approach to fuzzy portfolio selection problems

This paper deals with the portfolio selection problems in fuzzy environments by credibility programming approach based on credibility measure. Three types of fuzzy programming models are provided for portfolio selection with fuzzy return rates. A hybrid intelligent algorithm is designed to solve the proposed models and its effectiveness is illustrated by numerical experiments.

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