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Original Articles

A COMPROMISE MODEL FOR SOLVING FUZZY MULTIPLE OBJECTIVE LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEMS

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Pages 87-93 | Received 01 Nov 2000, Accepted 01 May 2001, Published online: 01 Mar 2010
 

ABSTRACT

Two-phase approach had been proposed to generate an efficient solution for the multiple objective linear programming problems [MOLP]. In this research, we shall show a revised two-phase approach to the case of the fuzzy multiple objectives linear programming problems [FMOLP]. This revised model can improve the optimal decision obtained from min operator. Moreover, a compromise model embedded two-phase approach and average operator will be proposed to yield a fuzzy-efficient solution between non-compensatory and fully compensatory. More precisely, one compromise index to the membership function can be adjusted by decision-maker to reveal the way of change on degree of satisfaction for each objective and fuzzy constraint. One numerical example is employed to illustrate our assertions.

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