Theory and Decision Library              
Volume   6    1990            
Stochastic Versus Fuzzy Approaches to Multiobjective Mathematical Programming under Uncertainty

Table of contents                (20 chapters)                            

• Front Matter
  

  • Pages 1-1                                      
    

  • Multiobjective Programming under Uncertainty : Scope and Goals of the Book
  • Multiobjective Programming: Basic Concepts and Approaches
  • Stochastic Programming: Numerical Solution Techniques by Semi-Stochastic Approximation Methods
  • Fuzzy Programming: A Survey of Recent Developments
    
•   The Stochastic Approach
  
  • Front Matter
  • Overview of Different Approaches for Solving Stochastic Programming Problems with Multiple Objective Functions
  • “Strange” : An Interactive Method for Multiobjective Stochastic Linear Programming, and “Strange-Momix” Its Extension to Integer Variables
  • Application of “Strange” to Energy Studies
  • Multiobjective Stochastic Linear Programming with Incomplete Information: A General Methodology      Computation of Efficient Solutions of Stochastic Optimization Problems with Applications to Regression and Scenario Analysis
    
•   The Fuzzy Approach
  
  • Front MatterInteractive Decision Making for Multiobjective Programming Problems with Fuzzy Parameters
  • A Possibilistic Approach for Multiobjective Programming Problems. Efficiency of Solutions
  • ’FLIP’: An Interactive Method for Multiobjective Linear Programming with Fuzzy Coefficients
  • Application of the ’FLIP’ Method to Farm Structure Optimization under Uncertainty
  • Fulpal — An Interactive Method for Solving (Multiobjective) Fuzzy Linear Programming Problems
  • Multiple Objective Linear Programming Problems in the Presence of Fuzzy Coefficients
  • Inequality Constraints between Fuzzy Numbers and Their Use in Mathematical Programming
  • Using Fuzzy Logic with Linguistic Quantifiers in Multiobjective Decision Making and Optimization: A Step Towards More Human-Consistent Models
    
•   Stochastic Versus Fuzzy Approaches and Related Issues
  
  • Front Matter
  • Stochastic Versus Possibilistic Multiobjective Programming
  • A Comparison Study of “Strange” and “Flip”
  • Multiobjective Mathematical Programming with Inexact Data
    
• Back Matter      

  Pages 419-426