A stochastic programming approach for supply chain network design under uncertainty

Article Abstract:

A stochastic programming model for solving the network design problems in a supply chain is presented. A solution algorithm is also presented which solve various uncertain problem parameters.

United States, Logistics, Business logistics, Factors (Algebra), Factors (Mathematics)

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Rough approximation of a preference relation by a multi-attribute dominance for deterministic, stochastic and fuzzy decision problems

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The role of mixed data in risk management is examined. The attributes of mixed data are examined through three different approaches deterministic, stochastic and fuzzy.

Databases, Global economy, Determinants, Database, CD-ROM catalog, CD-ROM database, Determinants (Mathematics)

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Rough approximation of a preference relation by a multi-attribute stochastic dominance for determinist and stochastic evaluation problems

Article Abstract:

A new study investigates the multi-attribute decision problem where action evaluation can be stochastic or determinist.

Operations research, Research, Management science, Multiple criteria decision making

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