Using mathematical programming heuristics in a multicriteria network flow context

Figueira, José Rui; M'Silti, Halim; Tolla, Pierre

doi:10.1057/palgrave.jors.2600571

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“…Figueira, M'Silti, and Tolla [FMT98] provide an interactive method for finding a robust solution of MMCIF. An initial solution is found applying the augmented weighted Tchebycheff method [SC83,Ste86].…”

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Multiple objective minimum cost flow problems: A review

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Pedersen

Ruzika

2007

European Journal of Operational Research

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In this paper, theory and algorithms for solving the multiple objective minimum cost flow problem are reviewed. For both the continuous and integer case exact and approximation algorithms are presented. In addition, a section on compromise solutions summarizes corresponding results. The reference list consists of all papers known to the authors which deal with the multiple objective minimum cost flow problem.

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Multiple objective minimum cost flow problems: A review

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Pedersen

Ruzika

2007

European Journal of Operational Research

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“…El-Wahed and Lee (2006) presented an interactive fuzzy goal programming approach for the multi-objective transportation problem and focused on minimizing the worst upper bounds to obtain an efficient solution. Furthermore, Figueira, Silti, and Tolla (1998) utilized some heuristics for multiple criteria network problems and Leung, Wu, and Lai (2006) presented a preemptive goal programming model for multi-objective logistics problem. In addition, Calvete and Mateo (1995) introduced lexicographical ordering for MCFP with multi-objective and extended out-of-kilter algorithm for this aim.…”

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