Titlebook: DLP and Extensions; An Optimization Mode John Lawrence Nazareth Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Decision Support.Dynamic P

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Philosophyhe long lead-time required for their development. And, not infrequently, their overly-detailed prescriptions come into conflict with the intuitions and experience of decision makers for whom the models are intended.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-54157-6. The modeling enterprise itself, which seeks to create a ... model for a . resource and to assert its validity, is treated much more briefly here. It will be discussed in more detail in Part II of this book within the context of a variety of practical applications.

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,, Nucleus Model with the examples of Chapter 1. Our primary goal is to describe the basic structure of the ... nucleus, i.e., the gist of the ... approach to conceptualizing and representing a general resource decision problem in the form of a set of decision alternatives with associated constraints and objectives

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The DLPFI Languageformat interface language, henceforth called DLPFI (pronounced ‘Delphi’). Examples of this low-level language have been presented in Chapters 1 and 2. We now give a more detailed and complete description of DLPFI, which has been designed with the following objectives and usage in mind:

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,, Nucleus Mathematical Modelematically equivalent to it. This equivalent LP model is . generated explicitly by the ... system, but serves as an intermediary that is very useful for clarifying the description of the ... nucleus model in this chapter, and for describing the techniques used to solve it in the next.

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Implementation of the ,,, Nucleusalled DLPEDU—comprises several thousand lines of Fortran-77 code, and its implementation was a very challenging undertaking. It is neither possible nor desirable to describe this implementation in complete detail in the present chapter. However, we will overview its principal features, in particular