Control in many-object organizational systems. III. Parametric optimization in a system with several objective functions

The method of dominants in the problem of ranking interval objects specified by three points

“…For that reason, one often has to resort to the help of additional computationally costly procedures (e.g., see [3,4]). For instance, in [3] it is assumed that the initial information is represented by a square matrix in which the element is the probability that the object O j is more preferable than O i , that 2 Here and in what follows, we consider only binary relations; for that reason, the word binary is omitted. is, that in our interpretation.…”

“…Generally, the problem of ranking interval objects is classified as decision making under uncertainty, where the uncertainty can be caused by various factors (see [1,2]). As applied to the problem under exam ination, two approaches to the description of uncertainty and its elimination are possible.…”