Sensitivity analysis in fuzzy linear programming
Fuzzy Sets and SystemsPublished 1 October 1978
H. Hamacher, Heiner Leberling, H.‐J. Zimmermann
Citations136
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A certain interpretation of a partially fuzzy LP-Problem is proposed and the corresponding variables of the Dual are analyzed and an economic interpretation is given.
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In this paper we propose a certain interpretation of a partially fuzzy LP-Problem. This LP-is dualized and the corresponding variables of the Dual are analyzed and an economic interpretation is given.
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Decision SciencesMathematicsEngineering
Fuzzy Sets and SystemsFuzzy programming and linear programming with several objective functions
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