This paper presents interactive fuzzy programming for multi-level linear programming problems with fuzzy parameters. In fuzzy programming for multi-level linear programming problems, recently developed by Lai et al., since the fuzzy goals are determined for both an objective function and decision variables at the upper level, undesirable solutions are produced when these fuzzy goals are inconsi...

In this paper, a new method is proposed to find the fuzzy optimal solution of fully fuzzy linear Bilevel programming (FFLBLP) problems by representing all the parameters as triangular fuzzy numbers. In the proposed method, the given FFLBLP problem is decomposed into three crisp linear programming (CLP) problems with bounded variables constraints, the three CLP problems are solved separately...

mathematical modeling of supply chain operations has proven to be one of the most complex tasks in the field of operations management and operations research. despite the abundance of several modeling proposals in the literature; for vast majority of them, no effective universal application is conceived. this issue renders the proposed mathematical models inapplicable due largely to the fact th...

data envelopment analysis (dea) is a technique used to compare efficiency in various sectors such as hospitals, chain stores, and dealerships. it represents a set of linear programming techniques and uses deter-ministic data (inputs and outputs), in stable conditions. the dea technique cannot be used when there is data with indeterministic nature, or when there is an environment with dynamic co...

Some of the real life decisions are made in decentralized manner under uncertainty. Stochastic bi-level linear programming problems are used to handle such decision making problems. In this paper, we have proposed stochastic bi-level linear programming problems where some of the right hand side parameters of the constraints in both first (leader) and second level (follower) as normal and log-no...

Access points and randomized algorithms, while extensive in theory, have not until recently been considered compelling. After years of appropriate research into extreme programming, we show the evaluation of rasterization. We introduce a system for the understanding of Internet QoS (Bed), validating that congestion control can be made autonomous, “fuzzy”, and random.