1992
DOI: 10.1016/0165-0114(92)90318-x
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A new approach to some possibilistic linear programming problems

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“…the suitable values for these weights as well as α are usually determined subjectively by the experience and knowledge of the decision maker. Based on the most likely value concept proposed by Lai and Hwang [32] and considering several relevant works [42,43], we set these parameters to:…”
Section: Defuzzification Of Fuzzy Scheduling Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…the suitable values for these weights as well as α are usually determined subjectively by the experience and knowledge of the decision maker. Based on the most likely value concept proposed by Lai and Hwang [32] and considering several relevant works [42,43], we set these parameters to:…”
Section: Defuzzification Of Fuzzy Scheduling Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The universe U of fuzzy number is defined as Equation (28) Typically, the three prominent values, i.e., the most pessimistic, the most possible, and the most optimistic values for fuzzy numbers are estimated by decision maker [32,37,40]. In this paper, the three prominent values are defined according to determining method of universe [39] (8), (10)- (14), (16)- (23) (25), deterministic constraint (9) is replaced by fuzzy constraint (25) (26), deterministic constraint (15) is replaced by fuzzy constraint (26).…”
Section: Uncertainty Descriptionmentioning
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“…This assumption is made only for analytical convenience and does not limit the validity of the model. The total energy transmitted over the channel E b is the sum of the energies transmitted over all sub-carriers, i.e., 37) where N is the number of sub-carriers. The average bit error rate is given by the mean of the bit error probabilities per sub-carrier…”
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“…In case the imprecise coefficients are represented by triangular fuzzy numbers (see section 3.6), we can solve equation C.2 using Zimmermann's fuzzy programming method [86] with the normalization process described in [37].…”
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