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Dr. Mohamed Aly Elsayed Fahim :: Publications:

Title:
Interactive Approach for Multi-level Multi-objective Fractional Programming Problem under hybrid uncertainty
Authors: M. S. Osman; O. E. Emam; M. A. El sayed,
Year: 2017
Keywords: Multi-level programming; Multi-objective programming; Fractional programming; Fuzzy chance-constrained programming; Fuzzy sets; ϵ-constraint method.
Journal: Journal of Statistics Applications & Probability
Volume: 6
Issue: 3
Pages: 549-566
Publisher: natural sciences publishing
Local/International: International
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Abstract:

In this paper, an interactive approach for solving multi-level multi-objective fractional programming (ML-MOFP) problem under hybrid uncertainty is developed. The proposed interactive approach makes an extension work of Shi and Xia [22]. In the current model the left-hand- and right-hand-side variables in the constraints are influenced by hybrid uncertainty (i.e. both fuzziness and randomness); represented by fuzzy random variables (FRVs). In the first phase, we make the best use of the chance-constrained programming approach and the α -cut approach to obtain the equivalent deterministic model of the ML-MOFP problem with FRVs. Then, the linear model of the crisp ML-MOFP problem is formulated. In the second phase, the interactive approach simplifies the ML-MOLP model by changing it into isolated multi-objective decision-making (MODM) problems, to avoid non-convexity. Also, each separate MODM problem of the linear model is solved by the ε -constraint method and the concept of satisfactoriness. Finally, illustrative example and comparison with the existing techniques are provided to indicate the efficiency of the interactive approach.

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