
handle: 10419/157491
In this paper, a Multi-Choice Stochastic Bi-Level Programming Problem (MCSBLPP) is considered where all the parameters of constraints are followed by normal distribution. The cost coefficients of the objective functions are multi-choice types. At first, all the probabilistic constraints are transformed into deterministic constraints using stochastic programming approach. Further, a general transformation technique with the help of binary variables is used to transform the multi-choice type cost coefficients of the objective functions of Decision Makers(DMs). Then the transformed problem is considered as a deterministic multi-choice bi-level programming problem. Finally, a numerical example is presented to illustrate the usefulness of the paper.
Fuzzy programming, ddc:650, Multi-choice programming, Bi-level programming, Stochastic programming, Non-linear programming
Fuzzy programming, ddc:650, Multi-choice programming, Bi-level programming, Stochastic programming, Non-linear programming
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