This article presents one interactive algorithm, and thereby determines the Pareto optimal solution to multi-objective stochastic linear programming (MOSLP) problems in real-life oriented fuzzy environment. Among the various objective functions, there always exists one objective function, referred to as the main objective function in this article, to multi-objective models, whose optimal value is most vital to decision-makers. When the optimal value to main objective function meets the predetermined aspiration level, and the corresponding values to other objective functions are satisfactory in nature, that Pareto optimal solution is acceptable to decision-makers. Again, in several existing interactive fuzzy optimisation methods to MOSLP models, all reference membership levels of expectations to objective functions are considered as a unity. However, this seems to be less rational that the expectation of each conflicting objective function simultaneously attains the individual goal. So, the present article proposes to employ the trade-off ratios of membership functions to analytically determine reference membership levels in a fuzzy environment. Numerical applications further illustrate this algorithm. Finally, conclusions are drawn.
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