GLIDE : General Formulation for Interactive Multiobjective Optimization
Mariano Luque, Francisco Ruiz, Kaisa Miettinen · Aaltodoc (Aalto University) · 2007
and realistic multiobjective optimization techniques and for this reason a great number of different interactive methods have been developed.However, we can say that they have two important drawbacks when it comes to using them in real applications.On the one hand, the question of which method should be chosen is anything but trivial.On the other hand, there is a relatively small number of practical implementations of the methods.In this paper, we introduce a general formulation that can accommodate several interactive methods.This provides a comfortable implementation framework for a general interactive system.Besides, this implementation allows the decision maker to choose the way (s)he wants to give information to the system, and makes it possible to change it anytime during the solution process.This is in fact a change-of-method option which provides a very flexible framework for the decision maker.