Abstract
For conceptual modeling of optimization problems, a decision support system should offer means for
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modeling the objects and their relationships which are considered relevant,
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specifying which information is needed for solving the problem,
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formulating constraints which must be satisfied by a solution, and
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specifying objectives.
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Geidel, J. (1993). A visual interactive modeling environment for optimization problems. In: Hansmann, KW., Bachem, A., Jarke, M., Katzenberger, W.E., Marusev, A. (eds) DGOR / ÖGOR. Operations Research Proceedings 1992, vol 1992. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-78196-4_121
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