Different strategies to solve fuzzy linear programming problems
S. Sagaya Roseline, E. C. Henry Amirtharaj
Abstract
S. Sagaya Roseline, E. C. Henry Amirtharaj
Abstract
Fuzzy linear programming problems have an essential role in fuzzy modeling, which can formulate uncertainty in actual environment In this paper we present methods to solve (i) the fuzzy linear programming problem in which the coefficients of objective function are trapezoidal fuzzy numbers, the coefficients of the constraints, right hand side of the constraints are triangular fuzzy numbers, and (ii) the fuzzy linear programming problem in which the variables are trapezoidal fuzzy variables, the coefficients of objective function and right hand side of the constraints are trapezoidal fuzzy numbers, (iii) the fuzzy linear programming problem in which the coefficients of objective function, the coefficients of the constraints, right hand side of the constraints are triangular fuzzy numbers. Here we use α –cut and ranking functions for ordering the triangular fuzzy numbers and trapezoidal fuzzy numbers. Finally numerical examples are provided to illustrate the various methods of the fuzzy linear programming problem and compared with the solution of the problem obtained after defuzzyfing in the beginning using ranking functions.
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Fuzzy linear programming problems have an essential role in fuzzy modeling, which can formulate uncertainty in actual environment In this paper we present methods to solve (i) the fuzzy linear programming problem in which the coefficients of objective function are trapezoidal fuzzy numbers, the coefficients of the constraints, right hand side of the constraints are triangular fuzzy numbers, and (ii) the fuzzy linear programming problem in which the variables are trapezoidal fuzzy variables, the coefficients of objective function and right hand side of the constraints are trapezoidal fuzzy numbers, (iii) the fuzzy linear programming problem in which the coefficients of objective function, the coefficients of the constraints, right hand side of the constraints are triangular fuzzy numbers. Here we use α –cut and ranking functions for ordering the triangular fuzzy numbers and trapezoidal fuzzy numbers. Finally numerical examples are provided to illustrate the various methods of the fuzzy linear programming problem and compared with the solution of the problem obtained after defuzzyfing in the beginning using ranking functions.
Key concepts: Fuzzy number, Mathematics, Fuzzy logic, Fuzzy set operations, Mathematical optimization, Defuzzification, Fuzzy transportation, Fuzzy classification