Sentence examples for based on fuzzy programming from inspiring English sources
A solution approach based on fuzzy programming is developed for solving the optimization problem.
In [50], a multi-objective model based on fuzzy programming was proposed to minimize cost and maximize demand satisfaction.
We therefore develop a multi-valued stock valuation model based on fuzzy genetic programming (GP).
The fuzzy models based on fuzzy mathematical programming allow decision-makers use upper and lower bounds for the attainment of the objectives and soft constraints.
Pramanik and Roy (2007) proposed a methodology based on fuzzy goal programming (FGP) approach to MLPPs by considering the relaxation of decision of the FLDM and solved the problem by minimizing the negative deviational variables.
Shih et al. (1996) extended Lai's concept using a non-compensatory maximum-minimum aggregation operator for solving MLPPs.Shih and Lee (2000) further extended Lai's concept by introducing the compensatory fuzzy operator for solving MLPPs.Sinha (2003 a,b) studied alternative MLP techniques based on fuzzy mathematical programming (FMP).
For example, Kocadağlı and Keskin (2015) asserted that the risk-return trade-off is the main concern of financial theory and proposed a new portfolio selection model based on fuzzy goal programming techniques that incorporated the risk issues of investor and market trend.
Chen et al. (2010) formulated a game framework for the strategic behavior of supply chain partners based on fuzzy multi-objective programming, but fuzzy rules mostly were fixed and defined by expert knowledge.
To obtain a sensible result in quantifying the manufacturing flexibility, this paper proposes some fuzzy models based on fuzzy present worth and fuzzy mathematical programming.
The proposed method can be used to generate the network model based on fuzzy c-means (FCM) and binary integer programming (BIP) methods.
The proposed tool is based on fuzzy Entropy and t norm based fuzzy compromise programming to deal with the vagueness of human judgments.
