Odior, A., Charles-Owaba, O., & Oyawale, F. (2010). Determining Feasible Solutions of a Multicriteria Assignment Problem. Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management, 14(1). https://doi.org/10.4314/jasem.v14i1.56481
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Determining Feasible Solutions of a Multicriteria Assignment Problem.
A Odior
O Charles-Owaba
F Oyawale
Abstract
This paper presents an important research tool in operations research as it applies to a particular structure of the multicriteria assignment problem. The paper addresses the problem of effectiveness of feasible solutions of a multicriteria assignment problem and this was done in two steps. In the first step, we determine whether or not a given feasible solution of a multicriteria assignment problem is a real efficient one. In the second step, if the feasible solution is not real efficient, we provide a real efficient solution that dominates that not real efficient solution, using our proposed method which consists of transforming the original problem into an assignment problem.
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