
Recently fuzzy interval flexible linear programs have attracted many interests. These models are an extension of the classical linear programming which deal with crisp parameters. However, in most of the real-world applications, the nature of the parameters of the decisionmaking problems is generally imprecise. Such uncertainties can lead to increased complexities in the related optimisation efforts. Simply ignoring these uncertainties is considered undesired as it may result in inferior or wrong decisions. Therefore, inexact linear programming methods are desired under uncertainty. In this paper,weconcentrate a fuzzy flexible linear programming model with flexible constraints and the interval objective function and then propose a new solving approach based on solving an associated multi-objective model. Finally, numerical example is included to illustrate the mentioned solving process.
The first author would like to appreciate from the research grant of University of Mazandaran. The research of Jose Luis Verdegay is supported in part by the project TIN2017-86647-P (Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness) which includes FEDER funds from the European Union.
Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness TIN2017-86647-P
University of Mazandaran
European Commission
Interval linear programming, Interval arithmetic, Fuzzy interval flexible linear programming, Flexible constraints, Multi-objective linear programming
Interval linear programming, Interval arithmetic, Fuzzy interval flexible linear programming, Flexible constraints, Multi-objective linear programming
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