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Careful usage of pessimistic values is needed in multiple objectives optimization (English)
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Attention is drawn to the fact that so-called pessimistic values are not lower bounds for the objective function values on the efficient solution set. Two counterexamples, to stress this point, are presented.
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multiple objectives
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nondominated solutions
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efficient solutions
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Pareto solutions
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pessimistic values
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lower bounds
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counterexamples
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