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In this paper, we propose a modification of Benson’s algorithm for solving multiobjective linear programmes in objective space in order to approximate the true nondominated set. We first summarize Benson’s original algorithm and propose some small changes to improve computational...
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In this paper, we propose a modification of Benson’s algorithm for solving multiobjective linear programmes in objective space in order to approximate the true nondominated set. We first summarize Benson’s original algorithm and propose some small changes to improve computational...
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The geometric duality theory of Heyde and Löhne (2006) defines a dual to a multiple objective linear programme (MOLP). In objective space, the primal problem can be solved by Benson’s outer approximation method (Benson 1998a,b) while the dual problem can be solved by a dual variant of...
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The geometric duality theory of Heyde and Löhne (2006) defines a dual to a multiple objective linear programme (MOLP). In objective space, the primal problem can be solved by Benson’s outer approximation method (Benson 1998a,b) while the dual problem can be solved by a dual variant of...
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In real-world applications of optimization, optimal solutions are often of limited value, because disturbances of or changes to input data may diminish the quality of an optimal solution or even render it infeasible. One way to deal with uncertain input data is robust optimization, the aim of...
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We present a column generation algorithm for solving the bi-objective multi-commodity minimum cost flow problem. This method is based on the bi-objective simplex method and Dantzig–Wolfe decomposition. The method is initialised by optimising the problem with respect to the first objective, a...
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