Computation of multi-choice multi-objective fuzzy probabilistic two stage programming problem (Q2224425)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7305629
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    Computation of multi-choice multi-objective fuzzy probabilistic two stage programming problem
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7305629

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      Computation of multi-choice multi-objective fuzzy probabilistic two stage programming problem (English)
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      3 February 2021
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      Summary: The aim of the paper is to present a multi-choice multi-objective fuzzy probabilistic two stage programming problem and its solution methodology. The mathematical programming problem suggested here is difficult to solve directly. Therefore, three major steps are suggested to solve the proposed mathematical programming problem. In first step, fuzzy chance constraint is transformed to its equivalent chance constraint programming problem using \(\alpha\)-cut technique. Chance constraint technique is used to obtain a crisp model of multi-choice multi-objective two-stage programming problem. In the second step, two stage programming problem is converted to its equivalent deterministic model. In next step, importance is given to handle multi-choice parameter using least square approximation technique. At the end of third step, a multi-objective mathematical programming is obtained. Finally \(\in\)-constraint approach is used to solve the transformed multi-objective mathematical programming. Using existing methodology and software the final solution of the proposed model is obtained. The proposed method is implemented with a numerical example.
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      multi-objective
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      fuzzy probability
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      \(\in\)-constraint
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      multi-choice programming
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      least square approximation
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