Solving fuzzy stochastic multi-objective programming problems based on a fuzzy inequality
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Probabilistic or stochastic programming is a framework for modeling optimization problems that involve uncertainty.In this paper, we focus on multi-objective linear programmingproblems in which the coefficients of constraints and the righthand side vector are fuzzy random variables. There are several methodsin the literature that convert this problem to a stochastic orfuzzy problem. By using a special type of fuzzy inequality, wetransform the problem into a convenient stochastic problem. Thensome known methods are applied to obtain the optimal solution.Finally, the equivalent multi-objective problem is solved by aninteractive approach. A numerical example is provided to illustrate the procedure.
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volume 17 issue 5
pages 43- 52
publication date 2020-10-01
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