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AN INTERACTIVE PROCEDURE FOR MULTIPLE-OBJECTIVE INTEGER LINEAR-PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS

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KARAIVANOVA, JN
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NARULA, SC
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VASSILEV, V
DOI:10.1016/0377-2217(93)90190-Xdelete
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There are many practical problems where the objective functions and the constraints can be represented by linear functions but the decision variables are restricted to only integer values. Our objective is to present an interactive procedure for the multiple objective integer linear programming problem that is fast, does not place too many demands on the decision maker and can be implemented without requiring any special software. We illustrate the proposed procedure with a numerical example and report some computational experience.
Keywords:
ALGORITHM
CHEBYSHEV NORM
INTEGER PROGRAMMING
MULTIPLE CRITERIA
MULTIPLE OBJECTIVES
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European Journal of Operational Research cover
European Journal of Operational Research
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