Sensitivity analysis in multiple objective linear programming: The tolerance approach
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It is shown for the weighted-sum approach in multiobjective linear programming how to determine the maximum percentage by which all weights can deviate from their given values while retaining the same optimal basic solution. The proposed method is illustrated with the aid of a simple example.
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