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Computing the tolerances in multiobjective linear programming

Milan Hladík. Computing the tolerances in multiobjective linear programming. Optim. Methods Softw., 23(5):731–739, 2008.

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Abstract

We consider a multiobjective linear program and the coefficients of the multiobjective function are supposed to be uncertain. Let $x^*$ be an efficient point. We propose a procedure computing a tolerance for each objective function coefficient such that all these coefficients may simultaneously and independently vary within their tolerances while preserving efficiency of $x^*$. If $x^*$ is a nondegenerate basic solution, then the procedure runs in a polynomial time. Our method is also applicable in interval multiobjective linear programming for checking necessary efficiency of $x^*$ , i.e., whether $x^*$ is efficient for all realisations of interval values.

BibTeX

@article{Hla2008b,
 author = "Milan Hlad\'{\i}k",
 title = "Computing the tolerances in multiobjective linear programming",
 journal = "Optim. Methods Softw.",
 fjournal = "Optimization Methods and Software",
 volume = "23",
 number = "5", 
 pages = "731-739",
 year = "2008",
 doi = "10.1080/10556780802264204",
 bib2html_dl_html = "http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10556780802264204",
 abstract = "We consider a multiobjective linear program and the coefficients of the multiobjective function are supposed to be uncertain. Let $x^*$ be an efficient point. We propose a procedure computing a tolerance for each objective function coefficient such that all these coefficients  may simultaneously and independently vary within their tolerances while preserving efficiency of $x^*$. 
If $x^*$ is a nondegenerate basic solution, then the procedure runs in a polynomial time. Our method is also applicable in interval multiobjective linear programming for checking necessary efficiency of $x^*$ , i.e., whether $x^*$  is efficient for all realisations of interval values.",
 keywords = "multiobjective linear programming; interval matrix; efficient point; sensitivity analysis; tolerance analysis",
}

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