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2018 | 13 | 149-166

Article title

Application of Multiobjective Dynamic Programming to the Allocation and Reliability Problem

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The paper deals with a model of the allocation and reliability problem. This static problem, presented as a multistage decision process, can be solved using multiobjective dynamic programming. The goal of this paper is to formulate the allocation and reliability problem as a multistage decision process, to find the set of all its efficient solutions, to use the weighted sum method for multistage and single-stage criteria, as well as to perform sensitivity analysis.

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Volume

13

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149-166

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Contributors

  • University of Economics in Katowice. Faculty of Informatics and Communication. Department of Operations Research, Katowice, Poland

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Publication order reference

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2084-1531

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