Constructing the set of efficient objective values in multiple objective linear programs (Q918870)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4160489
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4160489 |
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Constructing the set of efficient objective values in multiple objective linear programs (English)
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1990
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The work is devoted to obtain proper descriptions for the set of all feasible objective values in finite vectorial multiple objective linear programs \[ (MOLP) \text{ ``maximize'' \(Cx\) subject to } x\in X \] where \(X=\{x\in R^ n:\) Ax\(\leq b\}\) and C is a linear mapping from \(R^ n\) to \(R^ k\) identified with a \(k\times n\) matrix (Proposition 3.1, Proposition 3.2) and to the elaboration of numerical algorithms for computing the range of C (Section 2), its efficient structure and the image of the polyhedron X by C (Section 3). The authors construct also a polyhedron which has the same efficient points as the set of objective values and all of its extreme points are Pareto-efficient. We note that it is not possible to transfer the results to infinite dimensional spaces.
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finite vectorial multiple objective linear programs
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efficient points
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Pareto-efficient
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