An interactive approach for vector optimization problems

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An interactive mathematical programming technique is employed for vector optimization problems. The best compromise solutions are determined by utilizing Geoffrion's method which relies on global preference. The stability set of the first kind is studied and employed to reduce the parametric space of the problem. This algorithm does not only guarantee an efficient solution but also the best compromise solution which can be satisfying for the decision maker.

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On finding dissimilar Pareto-optimal paths

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The methods of finding alternative routes between source and destination for routing hazardous goods considering risk associated are discussed. Pareto-optima paths technique is used for routing.

Italy, Goods & services distribution, Transportation, Hazardous substances

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Single item lot sizing problems

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Mathematical programming methods, which are used to examine production planning problems, are presented.

France, Norway, Analysis, Economic lot size

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