A comparison of two reference point methods in multiple objective mathematical programming

Article Abstract:

Examination of reference point solution method, Tchebycheff formulation, considering both ideal and nadir reference points are presented. The study helps to understand how these approaches behave from a technical point of view and conduct an experiment to understand better the human behavior of users of these approaches.

Optimization theory, Mathematical programming

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Multiobjective programming methods in the reserve selection problem

Article Abstract:

Multiobjective programming is used to identify the best solution among a set of alternative solutions, which are obtained from single objective linear programming methods based on different criteriaEs. The degree to which this programming fulfils the different criteriaEs is examined.

Linear programming, Object-oriented programming, Object oriented programming, Distributed object technology, Reusable code

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Some results on symmetric duality of multiobjective programmes with generalized (F,p) invexity

Article Abstract:

Multiobjective programming problems with their symmetric duals are studied. The results of the study where invexity concepts have been incorporated are presented.

Europe, Symmetric functions

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