Relationships between the oriented distance functional and a nonlinear separation functional
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The autors study the oriented distance function and a nonlinear separation function that are widely used in vector optimization. They prove that the oriented distance function is monotone with respect to the recession cone of the set that defines the function, and establish some relationships between the two above-mentioned functions.
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