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Solving Discrete Multiobjective Optimization Problems Based on Approximation

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We consider the descrete multiobjective decision making problem under partial information given through a vector value function. We propose a decision aid procedure based on an approximation to the efficient set and its interactive reduction. Finally, an example illustrates the method.

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Mateos, A., Rios-Insua, S. & Nevado, G. Solving Discrete Multiobjective Optimization Problems Based on Approximation. OPSEARCH 35, 93–105 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03398542

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