Determine the Optimal Solution for Linear Programming with Interval Coefficients
Elis Ratna Wulan, Muhammad Ali Ramdhani, Indriani Indriani
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Elis Ratna Wulan, Muhammad Ali Ramdhani, Indriani Indriani
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The conventional linear programming model requires the parameters which are known as constants. In the real world, however, the parameters are seldom known exactly and have to be estimated. Linear programming with interval coefficients is one of the tools to tackle uncertainty in mathematical programming models. This paper presents a problem solving linear programming with interval coefficients. The problem will be solved by the algorithm general method to solve linear programming with interval coefficients. Thus, the best and the worst optimum solutions can be obtained, the upper bounds and lower bounds for the optimum value of the main problems can be determined.
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The conventional linear programming model requires the parameters which are known as constants. In the real world, however, the parameters are seldom known exactly and have to be estimated. Linear programming with interval coefficients is one of the tools to tackle uncertainty in mathematical programming models. This paper presents a problem solving linear programming with interval coefficients. The problem will be solved by the algorithm general method to solve linear programming with interval coefficients. Thus, the best and the worst optimum solutions can be obtained, the upper bounds and lower bounds for the optimum value of the main problems can be determined.
Key concepts: Linear programming, Interval (graph theory), Linear-fractional programming, Mathematics, Mathematical optimization, Constant (computer programming), Interval arithmetic, Applied mathematics