Fuzzy Multi‐objective Linear Programming Approach

Fuzzy Multi‐objective Linear Programming Approach

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Article ID: iaor20118377
Volume: 3
Issue: 2
Start Page Number: 62
End Page Number: 62
Publication Date: Jul 2007
Journal: Pakistan Journal of Statistics and Operation Research
Authors: , ,
Keywords: programming: travelling salesman, programming: multiple criteria
Abstract:

Traveling salesman problem (TSP) is one of the challenging real‐life problems, attracting researchers of many fields including Artificial Intelligence, Operations Research, and Algorithm Design and Analysis. The problem has been well studied till now under different headings and has been solved with different approaches including genetic algorithms and linear programming. Conventional linear programming is designed to deal with crisp parameters, but information about real life systems is often available in the form of vague descriptions. Fuzzy methods are designed to handle vague terms, and are most suited to finding optimal solutions to problems with vague parameters. Fuzzy multi‐objective linear programming, an amalgamation of fuzzy logic and multi‐objective linear programming, deals with flexible aspiration levels or goals and fuzzy constraints with acceptable deviations. In this paper, a methodology, for solving a TSP with imprecise parameters, is deployed using fuzzy multi‐objective linear programming. An example of TSP with multiple objectives and vague parameters is discussed.

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