2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.aej.2015.03.020
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Quadratic and nonlinear programming problems solving and analysis in fully fuzzy environment

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“…Currently, along with the progress made during the recent decades in the area of computed systems, as well as supplying powerful software and hardware, fuzzy nonlinear programming methods are considered as one of the promising approaches for application in various fields, namely, in the form of systems assisting decision-making in different managerial and industrial fields [7]. Some of the managerial and decision-making applications related to these methods are shown in the recent studies of the optimization of performance timing in production lines [25], selectivity in the problems concerning warehousing and production [29], and the applied studies of the reliability theory [21].…”
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“…Currently, along with the progress made during the recent decades in the area of computed systems, as well as supplying powerful software and hardware, fuzzy nonlinear programming methods are considered as one of the promising approaches for application in various fields, namely, in the form of systems assisting decision-making in different managerial and industrial fields [7]. Some of the managerial and decision-making applications related to these methods are shown in the recent studies of the optimization of performance timing in production lines [25], selectivity in the problems concerning warehousing and production [29], and the applied studies of the reliability theory [21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, fuzzy theory provides an intuitive and quantitative tool that is suitable for solving real-world problems that have an acceptable range of ambiguity [3][4][5]. Fuzzy theory and grey systems can convert most unclear and ambiguous concepts, variables, and systems in such a way that it becomes possible to reason, deduce, control, study, and make decisions using them [4,6,7].…”
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“…For allocating resources, the quadratic programming problem, which has an objective function in the quadratic form and subject to a set of constraints, is employed. Consequently, a quantitative decision could be made by referring to the optimal solution obtained from solving the quadratic programming problem, especially with the fuzzy parameters [8,9,10]. Also, the computational techniques for solving the quadratic programming problem under the probabilistic environment [11] and the related robust solution [12] are actively studied.…”
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“…Also, there are a number of researchers who have developed and presented new methods in this field of FFLP such as [25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32]. For the fully fuzzy non-linear programming problems, Walaa Ibrahim Gabr [33] presents a comprehensive methodology for solving and analyzing Quadratic and non-linear programming problems in fully fuzzy environment. It should be noted that all these works are considered in the case of onesingle-level FFLP.…”
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confidence: 99%