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A 'Multiple Pivoting' Algorithm for Goal-Interval Programming Formulations.

Ronald D. Armstrong, A. Charnes, Wade D. Cook, James P. Godfrey

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Goal programming has become a popular and important planning tool in many areas. However, the main direction of goal programming research has been in formulating models instead of seeking procedures that would provide improved computational efficiency. (Author)

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Goal programming has become a popular and important planning tool in many areas. However, the main direction of goal programming research has been in formulating models instead of seeking procedures that would provide improved computational efficiency. (Author)

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Goal programming has become a popular and important planning tool in many areas. However, the main direction of goal programming research has been in formulating models instead of seeking procedures that would provide improved computational efficiency. (Author)

Key concepts: Goal programming, Computer science, Mathematical optimization, Interval (graph theory), Linear programming, Constraint programming, Algorithm, Mathematics

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