Multi-level linear programming problem involving some multi-choice parameters
Summary: In a multi-level decision making problem the decision is taken jointly by several decision makers who are at different levels. In this paper, we consider a multi-level linear programming problem where some of the cost coefficients of the objective functions and some of the right hand side parameters of the constraints are multi-choice type. The aim of this paper is to establish a suitable solution procedure to solve the stated multi-level programming problem. To tackle the multi-choice parameters of the multi-level programming problem, we use some interpolating polynomials and transform the stated problem into a multi-level mixed integer non-linear programming problem. Then we apply fuzzy programming method to solve the transformed multi-level programming problem. One numerical example is included to illustrate the solution procedure of the multi-level linear programming problem which has some multi-choice parameters.
- Transformation of a multi-choice linear programming problem
- A bi-level multi-choice programming problem
- Generalized transformation techniques for multi-choice linear programming problems
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5606349 (Why is no real title available?)
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