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A Markovian process in interactive multiobjective decision-making

Abstract This paper presents a linear programming approach that will provide a means of ranking nondominated solutions of a multiobjective decision problem. The proposed approach can also be used to generate additional nondominated solutions. The variable preferences of a decision-maker with respect to a set of nondominated solutions can be analyzed as a Markovian process with an infinite number of stages and a finite number of decision states.

Bruce A. Murtagh | Cesar G. Tapia | B. Murtagh | C. G. Tapia

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