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Multi-criteria probability collectives
International Journal of Bio-Inspired Computation, 2014The nature-/bio-/socio-inspired optimisation techniques can efficiently handle unconstrained problems; however, their performance gets significantly affected when applied for solving constrained problems. This paper proposes a variation of the distributed optimisation multi-agent system (MAS) approach of probability collectives (PC) in collective ...
Neha S. Patankar +4 more
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Multi-criteria TSP: Min and max combined
Operations Research Letters, 2010zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2016
For Just-in-Time (JiT) production, the schedule of starting different jobs should provide a regular supply of components to assembly exactly according to needs arisen. However, since the supply of components is possible only in lots, the sizes of which are often determined by the cost of setup and transportation, the dates necessary for lots to arrive ...
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For Just-in-Time (JiT) production, the schedule of starting different jobs should provide a regular supply of components to assembly exactly according to needs arisen. However, since the supply of components is possible only in lots, the sizes of which are often determined by the cost of setup and transportation, the dates necessary for lots to arrive ...
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Multi‐Criteria Warehouse Location
International Journal of Physical Distribution & Materials Management, 1982The problem of multi‐criteria optimisation has attracted a great deal of attention in the literature (for a brief discussion of various approaches see), one of the favourite methods of solution being that of goal programming. An example of how this method can be applied in the multi‐criteria warehouse location problem is described in a case study by ...
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Multi-criteria Decision Problems
2015The essential part of multi-criteria decision analysis is structuring a value tree (or a decision hierarchy). Important in this phase is to find the relevant set of criteria and their potential sub-criteria. In this chapter, a definition for such a good set of criteria is provided. It is also important to design good decision alternatives.
Annika Kangas +4 more
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2009
In this paper multi-criteria simple games are introduced. These games constitute an extension of the basic framework of voting systems and related social-choice situations and are a natural tool for modelling these kinds of problems. After introducing and formally defining these games, the special class of monotonic multi-criteria games is ...
Luisa Monroy, Francisco R. Fernández
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In this paper multi-criteria simple games are introduced. These games constitute an extension of the basic framework of voting systems and related social-choice situations and are a natural tool for modelling these kinds of problems. After introducing and formally defining these games, the special class of monotonic multi-criteria games is ...
Luisa Monroy, Francisco R. Fernández
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Multi-Criteria Evaluation Methods
2000There are a large number of multi-criteria methodologies for choosing between options for engineering and infrastructure investment projects. The main ones are: Checklist Methods, Multi-Attribute Utility methods (MAUT), Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), Concordance ...
Martin Rogers +2 more
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Multi-Criteria Decision Making
2019Multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) is a discipline that explicitly considers assessing alternatives in a decision problem with respect to multiple criteria. Those methods are frequently used to solve real-life decision problems that incorporate multiple, conflicting, and incommensurate criteria. Considering the chaotic, complex, and ambiguous nature
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