A multiple objective linear programming decision support system

Decision Support SystemsPublished 1 August 1990

Pekka Korhonen, Jyrki Wallenius

DOI10.1016/0167-9236(90)90017-l

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Citations34

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SJR score2.37

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The principles of VIG (Visual Interactive Goal Programming), a Multiple Criteria Decision Support System, recently developed by Korhonen are described, which is designed to support both the modelling and solving of a multiple objective linear programming problem.

Abstract

Abstract In this paper we describe the principles of VIG (Visual Interactive Goal Programming), a Multiple Criteria Decision Support System, recently developed by Korhonen. PARETO RACE is a corner-stone of the system, which is designed to support both the modelling and solving of a multiple objective linear programming problem. A menu, spreadsheets, and interactive computer graphics play a key role.

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