2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00521-020-05140-x
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An approach to identify solutions of interest from multi and many-objective optimization problems

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“…Step 2: Calculate the intervals of solutions are used to determine the intervals of solutions. The considered sets of weights are the extreme situations and can efficiently reduce the computational complex [36].…”
Section: Solutions Of Interest (Soi)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Step 2: Calculate the intervals of solutions are used to determine the intervals of solutions. The considered sets of weights are the extreme situations and can efficiently reduce the computational complex [36].…”
Section: Solutions Of Interest (Soi)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Constraint (29) establishes the relationship between the service starting times at a customer and its successor. Constraint (30) is the time window constraint. The maximum number of routes is controlled by Constraint (31) to guarantee that the number of trucks departing from the depot do not exceed the available fleet of trucks |K|.…”
Section: Mathematical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These alternatives are good with respect to the modelled objective, and expected to perform relatively well with respect to unconsidered objectives (the average freshness, the service level, and the tardiness). The alternative solutions provided by the GVNS will be then ranked using the possibility degree approach proposed in [30], allowing the DM to choose the best solution with respect to their preferences for each criteria. The proposed ranking approach consists of assigning an interval to each solution, where the intervals correspond to the potential scores depending on the DM preferences.…”
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