Interactive Multiple Goal Programming: An Evaluation and Some Results
Lecture notes in economics and mathematical systemsPublished 1 January 1980
Peter Nijkamp, Jaap Spronk
Citations43
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This paper presents an algorithm that combines the advantage of the flexibility of goal programming with the robustness and the learning character of interactive procedures in an efficient and scalable manner.
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The paper is devoted to Interactive Multiple Goal Programming (IMGP). This new variant of goal programming tries to combine the advantage of the flexibility of goal programming with the robustness and the learning character of interactive procedures. After a description of the algorithm and some technical details, a numerical example is presented.
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