This paper proposes a compromise model, based on the technique for order preference through similarity ideal solution (TOPSIS) methodology, to solve the multi-objective large-scale linear programming (MOLSLP) problems with block angular structure involving fuzzy parameters. The problem involves fuzzy parameters in the objective functions and constraints. This compromise programming method is ba...

A multi-objective linear programming problem is made from fuzzy problem. It due the fact that it used method during solution. The Multi objective can be converted into single function by various methods as Chandra Sen’s method, weighted sum ranking statistical averaging method. In this paper, and both are here for making function. Two problems solved to verify result. One numerical example othe...

bilevel programming, a tool for modeling decentralized decision problems, consists of the objective of the leader at its first level and that of the follower at the second level. bilevel programming has been proved to be an np-hard problem. numerous algorithms have been developed for solving bilevel programming problems. these algorithms lack the required efficiency for solving a real problem. ...

in this paper, the portfolio selection problem is considered, where fuzziness and randomness appear simultaneously in optimization process. since return and dividend play an important role in such problems, a new model is developed in a mixed environment by incorporating fuzzy random variable as multi-objective nonlinear model. then a novel interactive approach is proposed to determine the pref...

The objective of this paper is to develop matrix games with pay-offs of triangular hesitant fuzzy elements (THFEs). To solve such games, a new methodology has been derived based on the notion of weighted average operator and score function of THFEs. Firstly, we formulate two non-linear programming problems with THFEs. Then applying the score function of THFEs, we transform these two problems in...