Study of Achievement Stability Set for Parametric Linear FGP Problems
Ain Shams Engineering Journal • 2020
Publication Information
Authors
M.A. El sayed & F.A. Farahat
Keywords
Goal programming
Fuzzy goal programming
Achievement function
a-cut methodology
Parametric analysis
Journal
Ain Shams Engineering Journal
Publisher
Elsevier
Volume
11
Issue
4
Pages
1345-1353
publication.type
International
Paper Link
Open Link
Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
Goal Programming has numerous advances, especially in the zone of brilliant modeling and it is a functional
and powerful technique in the formulation, solution, and investigation of issues containing varied
and conflicting objectives. The previous studies presented in this era focused on making the solution be
stable. In addition, the achievement stability set introduced by Osman et al. [16] assumed a deterministic
case even though real world problems possess uncertain natures which lead us to present the current
study. In this research we introduce the achievement stability set for parametric linear fuzzy goal programming
issues when the objective coefficients have a parametric nature. Firstly, the membership goals
of each fuzzy goal were formulated then a-cut methodology is applied to obtain the deterministic feasible
region. Secondly, the complete attainment problem is worked out and solved by utilizing the lexicographical
approach. Finally, notions and strategies for finding the achievement stability set for parametric
linear fuzzy goal programming issue and numerical examples are presented.
and powerful technique in the formulation, solution, and investigation of issues containing varied
and conflicting objectives. The previous studies presented in this era focused on making the solution be
stable. In addition, the achievement stability set introduced by Osman et al. [16] assumed a deterministic
case even though real world problems possess uncertain natures which lead us to present the current
study. In this research we introduce the achievement stability set for parametric linear fuzzy goal programming
issues when the objective coefficients have a parametric nature. Firstly, the membership goals
of each fuzzy goal were formulated then a-cut methodology is applied to obtain the deterministic feasible
region. Secondly, the complete attainment problem is worked out and solved by utilizing the lexicographical
approach. Finally, notions and strategies for finding the achievement stability set for parametric
linear fuzzy goal programming issue and numerical examples are presented.
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