trees are binary, split fit is co-Pareto on components (Wilkinson et al., 2005a). When input trees have polytomies, an optimal split fit supertree could include arbitrary resolutions that do not contradict any displayed splits. In that case, split fit can fail to be co-Pareto (but not sub-Pareto) on components. In contrast, the corresponding strict consensus, the split fit* supertree, suppresse...

Evolutionary optimization algorithms have been used to solve multiple objective problems. However, most of these methods have focused on search a sufficient Pareto front, and no efforts are made to explore the diverse Pareto optimal solutions corresponding to a Pareto front. Note that in semi-obnoxious facility location problems, diversifying Pareto optimal solutions is important. The paper the...

We consider a setting where a coalition of individuals chooses one or several alternatives from each set in a collection of choice sets. We examine the computational complexity of Pareto rationalizability. Pareto rationalizability requires that we can endow each individual in the coalition with a preference relation such that the observed choices are Pareto efficient. We differentiate between t...

In this paper, we investigate the existence of Pareto and weak Pareto equilibria for multiobjective games without compactness. By employing an existence theorem of Pareto equilibria due to Yu and Yuan([10]), several existence theorems of Pareto and weak Pareto equilibria for the multiobjective games are established in a similar way to Flores-Bázan([4]).

In this article, we view the Pareto and weak solutions of multiobjective optimization by using an approximate version KKT type conditions. one our main results Ekeland’s variational principle for vector-valued maps plays a key role. We also focus on improved Geoffrion proper it’s approximation characterize them through saddle point