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| Author(s) | Köbis, Elisabeth, Tammer, Christiane |
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Robust vector optimization with a variable domination structure
In this paper we propose a new definition of robustness for uncertain vector-valued optimization problems equipped with a variable {domination} structure, derive scalarization results and present algorithms for computing robust solutions.
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