A Method for Solving Linear Goal Programming by Measuring Priority Factor with Number —the Algorithm based on the Lp Process
Qi Wang
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Qi Wang
Abstract
In this paper, we present a new method for solving linear goal programming (or linear integer goal programming) by measuring priority factors with number. The linear goal programming, (or linear integer goal programming) whose priority factors have been numbered, can be solved using the LP Process for solving linear progrmming in SAS/OR software. Some examples are given for illuminating the algorithm and the programme. Finally several other questions of research led by this method are list.
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In this paper, we present a new method for solving linear goal programming (or linear integer goal programming) by measuring priority factors with number. The linear goal programming, (or linear integer goal programming) whose priority factors have been numbered, can be solved using the LP Process for solving linear progrmming in SAS/OR software. Some examples are given for illuminating the algorithm and the programme. Finally several other questions of research led by this method are list.
Key concepts: Linear programming, Goal programming, Integer programming, Factor (programming language), Computer science, Linear-fractional programming, Process (computing), Branch and price