A fuzzy goal programming method with imprecise goal hierarchy |
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Authors: | Onur Akö z,Dobrila Petrovic |
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Affiliation: | Control Theory and Applications Centre (CTAC), Faculty of Engineering and Computing, Coventry University, Priory Street, CV1 5FB Coventry, UK |
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Abstract: | Two most widely used approaches to treating goals of different importance in goal programming (GP) are: (1) weighted GP, where importance of goals is modelled using weights, and (2) preemptive priority GP, where a goal hierarchy is specified implying infinite trade-offs among goals placed in different levels of importance. These approaches may be too restrictive in modelling of real life decision making problems. In this paper, a novel fuzzy goal programming method is proposed, where the hierarchical levels of the goals are imprecisely defined. The imprecise importance relations among the goals are modelled using fuzzy relations. An additive achievement function is defined, which takes into consideration both achievement degrees of the goals and degrees of satisfaction of the fuzzy importance relations. Examples are given to illustrate the proposed method. |
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Keywords: | Fuzzy sets Fuzzy goal programming Fuzzy importance relations |
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