Molp with an interactive assessment of a piecewise linear utility function

Jacquet-Lagrèze, Eric; Meziani, Rachid; Słowiński, Roman

doi:10.1016/0377-2217(87)90044-0

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“…The proposed interactive procedure combines the idea of Jacquet- Lagrèze et al (1987) consisting in optimizing a particular additive value function to focus on a "new" solution with the interactive methodology proposed by . The next section describes the proposed interactive procedure.…”

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Including sustainability criteria into inventory models

Bouchery

Ghaffari

Jemaı̈

et al. 2012

European Journal of Operational Research

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Research on sustainability performance has considerably enriched operations management literature in recent years. However, work with quantitative models is still scarce. This paper thus contributes to revisit classical inventory models by taking sustainability concerns into account. We believe that reducing all aspects of sustainable development to a single objective is not desirable. We thus reformulate the classical economic order quantity model as a multiobjective problem. We propose to refer to this model as the sustainable order quantity model. Then, a multi-echelon extension of the sustainable order quantity model is studied. For both models, the set of efficient solutions (Pareto optimal solutions) is analytically characterized. These results are used to provide some insights about the effectiveness of different regulatory policies to control carbon emissions. We also propose an interactive procedure that allows the decision maker to quickly identify his / her best option among these solutions. The proposed interactive procedure is a new combination of multi-criteria decision analysis techniques.

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Including sustainability criteria into inventory models

Bouchery

Ghaffari

Jemaı̈

et al. 2012

European Journal of Operational Research

302

139

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“…Cette incohérence entre F(c) et i(c) 9 déjà commentée par Jacquet-Lagrèze et Siskos [5], est due au fait que x est non seulement fonction de F mais surtout de la manière avec laquelle les points correspondant aux actions mal estimées sont dispersés vol. 24, n° 4,1990 Figure 5. -Résultats obtenus avec les données du tableau IX.…”

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“…Une classe importante de ces méthodes utilise ces fonctions d'utilité d'une manière interactive dans le but de générer un ensemble de solutions efficaces d'utilité croissante [2,11,13] ou même d'estimer une solution unique d'utilité maximale [4], En effet, dans ces méthodes le décideur doit répondre à plusieurs types de questions (/. e. taux de substitution explicite, classement d'alternatives, .…”

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Méthode d'estimation d'utilités additives concaves en programmation linéaire multiobjectifs

Despotis¹,

Yannacopoulos²

1990

RAIRO-Oper. Res.

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“…The proposed method finds its roots in the UTA method (Jacquet-Lagrèze and Siskos, 1982;Jacquet-Lagrèze et al, 1987) for ordinal regression and which uses both the information given by expert judgements, in a form of a ranking, on a reduced set of pairs of concepts to be aligned, as well as the evaluation of similarities between the involved concepts, to infer the parameters of a ranking model that it is as consistent as possible with the expert judgements.…”

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A Semi-automatic Mapping Selection in the Ontology Alignment Process

Nefzi

Farah

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the International Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Ontology Development

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Ontologies are considered as one of the most powerful tools for knowledge representation and reasoning. Thus, they are considered as a fundamental support for image annotation, indexing and retrieval. In order to build a remote sensing satellite image ontology that models the geographic objects that we find in a scene, their characteristics as well as their relationships, we propose to reuse existing geographic ontologies to enrich an ontological core. Reusing high quality resources (called source ontologies) helps ensuring a good quality for the extracted knowledge, and alleviating the conceptualization stage, i.e. avoiding building a new ontology from scratch. Ontology alignment is an important phase within the enrichment process. It is a process that allows discovering mappings between core and source ontologies, where each mapping is a couple of entities brought from each ontology and linked together either by an equivalence or a subsumption relationship. Such relationships are based on various similarity measures. In this paper, we first present a brief literature review of existing theoretical frameworks for similarity measures, then we describe a new alignment approach based on a semi-automatic mapping selection process that needs little human intervention. First experiments show the benefit from using the proposed approach.

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Molp with an interactive assessment of a piecewise linear utility function

Cited by 63 publications

References 9 publications

Including sustainability criteria into inventory models

Including sustainability criteria into inventory models

Méthode d'estimation d'utilités additives concaves en programmation linéaire multiobjectifs

A Semi-automatic Mapping Selection in the Ontology Alignment Process

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