Двухкритериальная транспортная задача
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Предложен метод получения Парето-оптимального множества решений транспортной задачи по критериям «суммарная стоимость – максимальное время перевозок», которое обеспечивает выбор компромиссного решения.The method of receipt Pareto - optimum great number of decisions of a transport task which provides the choice of compromise decision on criteria a «total cost - maximal time of transportations» is offered.
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Серая, О. В. (2017). Двухкритериальная транспортная задача. Bulletin of National Technical University "KhPI". Series: System Analysis, Control and Information Technologies, (4), 64–68. https://doi.org/10.20998/%x
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SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DECISION-MAKING THEORY
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