Domination Structures and Nondominated Solutions
Domination Structures and Nondominated Solutions
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支配结构和非支配解
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4684-8395-6_7
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发表时间:
1975
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
P. Yu
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作者:
P. Yu
In Chapter 3 we discussed that “Pareto preference” is based on the assumption that “more is better,” with no other preference information assumed. This is the simplest kind of preference. Recall that Pareto preference is not a weak order because the induced indifference relation, {~}, is not transitive. On the other hand, from Chapters 4–6, we know that a value function or distance function associated with a compromise solution must assume that the corresponding preference {≻} is a weak order and the induced indifference curves must contain a countable dense subset with respect to {≻}. The assumptions for {≻} to have a value function representation certainly are very restrictive, as discussed in Chapter 5. The gap between the assumption of Pareto preference and that of the preference having a value function representation is very large.