Titlebook: Decision Making with Multiple Objectives; Proceedings of the S Yacov Y. Haimes,Vira Chankong Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag Be

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Icelandic Medicines Registry (IMR)nce information extracted during the interactive steps of the procedure to help the decision-maker (DM) find a preferred integer solution. The scenario considered here assumes that the DM cannot provide a quantitative specification of his (her) preferences in the form of a utility function. The dema

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Synthesis Lectures on Data Managementn our approach. The method does not rely on explicit knowledge of the properties of the decision maker’s underlying utility function. However, if we assume that the utility function is a pseudoconcave function at the moment the decision maker wants to terminate the search, sufficient conditions for

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-01858-9 1983 [2] to include the class of pseudo-concave utility functions, as well as linear utility functions. Their method has been implemented by several organizations interested in applying MOLP; the results have been favorable. These organizations used experimental computer programs that the authors h

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Object Views and Query Modificational case of axioms dealing with the general case of systems with feedback which are under study. The axioms given here are followed by theorems, several of which have already appeared in the literature.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9636-7tive programming due to not only its mathematical elegance but also its economic implications. In this paper, resluts on duality in vector optimization developed so far, primarily Lagrange duality, are overviewed from a unified approach and further subjects will be discussed.

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Axiomatization of the Analytic Hierarchy Processal case of axioms dealing with the general case of systems with feedback which are under study. The axioms given here are followed by theorems, several of which have already appeared in the literature.