论文信息 - Cones to Aid Decision Making in Multicriteria Programming

Cones to Aid Decision Making in Multicriteria Programming

Theoretical and applied aspects of using convex polyhedral cones in multicriteria programming and decision making are explored. Pointed and non-pointed cones are examined and applications of pointed cones to model decision maker’s preferences in bicriteria programming are presented.

Margaret M. Wiecek | Brian J. Hunt | M. Wiecek | B. J. Hunt

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