2017
DOI: 10.24200/sci.2017.4587
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Optimizing insuring critical path problem under uncertainty based on GP-BPSO algorithm

Abstract: Abstract. This study considers a novel class of bi-level fuzzy random programming problem about insuring critical path. In this study, each task duration is assumed as a fuzzy random variable and follows the known possibility and probability distributions. Because there doesn't exist an effective way to solve the problem directly, we first reduce the chance constraint to two equivalent random subproblems under two kinds of different risk attitudes. Then, we may use sample average approximation (SAA) method for… Show more

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“…Alikhani and Alvanchi [28] presented an improved maintenance planning model based on Genetic Algorithm for a network of bridges to predict a long-term perspective for the lifespan of bridges. Z. Li and B. Li [29] presented a novel class of bi-level fuzzy random programming problem for insuring critical path. They assumed each task duration as a fuzzy random variable and followed the known possibility and probability distributions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alikhani and Alvanchi [28] presented an improved maintenance planning model based on Genetic Algorithm for a network of bridges to predict a long-term perspective for the lifespan of bridges. Z. Li and B. Li [29] presented a novel class of bi-level fuzzy random programming problem for insuring critical path. They assumed each task duration as a fuzzy random variable and followed the known possibility and probability distributions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%