Multiobjective linear programming with context-dependent preferences

Multiobjective linear programming with context-dependent preferences

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Article ID: iaor19983028
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 48
Issue: 7
Start Page Number: 714
End Page Number: 725
Publication Date: Jul 1997
Journal: Journal of the Operational Research Society
Authors: ,
Keywords: decision theory: multiple criteria
Abstract:

Multiobjective linear programming algorithms are typically based on value maximization. However, there is a growing body of experimental evidence showing that decision maker behavior is inconsistent with value maximization. Tversky and Simonson provide an alternative model for problems with a discrete set of choices. Their model, called the componential context model, has been shown to capture observed decision maker behavior. In this paper, an interactive multiobjective linear programming algorithm is developed which follows the rationale of Tversky and Simonson. The algorithm is illustrated with an example solved using standard linear programming software. Finally, an interactive decision support system based on this algorithm is developed to field test the usefulness of the algorithm. Results show that this algorithm compares favorably with an established algorithm in the field.

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