Multi-objective Integer Programming
Multi-Objective Integer Programming is a mathematical optimization framework that belongs to the class of multi-objective programming problems, distinguished by the requirement that some or all decision variables must take integer values, and by the simultaneous optimization of two or more conflicting objective functions subject to constraints.
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Problems and methods with multiple objective functions
Bernard Roy · Mathematical Programming · 1971 · 431 citations
Mathematical programming with multiple objectives: A tutorial
C. L. Hwang, S.R. Paidy, K. Paul Yoon et al. · Computers & Operations Research · 1980 · 234 citations
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