Many practical optimization problems usually have several conflicting objectives. In those multi-objective optimization, no solution optimizing all objective functions simultaneously exists in general. Instead, Pareto optimal solutions, which are “efficient” in terms of all objective functions, are introduced. In general we have many Pareto optimal solutions. Therefore, we need to decide a fina...

This paper presents a method to predict the relative objective weighting scheme necessary to cause arbitrary members of a Pareto solution set to become optimal. First, a polynomial description of the Pareto set is constructed utilizing simulation and high performance computing. Then, using geometric relationships between the member of the Pareto set in question, the location of the utopia point...

A multi-objective optimization problem (MOP) is formulated as the joint minimization of m conflicting objective functions f1(x), . . . , fm(x) w.r.t a vector x of n decision variables. Typically, x ∈ Ω, where Ω ⊂ R is the feasible region, defined by a set of constraints on the decision variables. Objective vectors are images of decision vectors and can be written as z = f(x) = (f1(x), . . . , f...

We deal with the problem of minimizing the expectation of a real valued random function over the weakly Pareto or Pareto set associated with a Stochastic MultiObjective Optimization Problem (SMOP) whose objectives are expectations of random functions. Assuming that the closed form of these expectations is difficult to obtain, we apply the Sample Average Approximation method (SAA-N, where N is t...

in this paper, lift and drag coefficients were numerically investigated using numeca software in a set of 4-digit naca airfoils. two metamodels based on the evolved group method of data handling (gmdh) type neural networks were then obtained for modeling both lift coefficient (cl) and drag coefficient (cd) with respect to the geometrical design parameters. after using such obtained polynomial n...

In the multi objective optimization, in the case when generated set of Pareto optimal solutions is large, occurs the problem to select of the best solution from this set. In this paper is suggested a method to order of Pareto set. Ordering the Pareto optimal set carried out in conformity with the introduced distance function between each solution and selected reference point, where the referenc...

We consider several related set extensions of the core and the anticore of games with transferable utility. An efficient allocation is undominated if it cannot be improved, in a specific way, by sidepayments changing the allocation or the game. The set of all such allocations is called the undominated set, and we show that it consists of finitely many polytopes with a core-like structure. One o...

In this paper we address the question of how many objective functions are really needed to decide whether a given point is Pareto optimal. We prove a reduction result for the case of quasi-convex objective functions and a convex feasible set. This result states that in order to decide whether a point x in the decision space is Pareto optimal it suuces to consider at most n + 1 objectives at a t...

We propose a new approach to convex nonlinear multiobjective optimization that captures the geometry of the Pareto set by generating a discrete set of Pareto points optimally. We show that the problem of finding an optimal representation of the Pareto surface can be formulated as a mathematical program with complementarity constraints. The complementarity constraints arise from modeling the set...