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A heuristic weight determination procedure for goal programs used for harvest scheduling models
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A heuristic, "unstructured" weight determination procedure was developed for harvest scheduling models in which goal programming algorithms are employed and contributes to improved forest management decisions by providing the optimal harvest scheduling plan under each of the four goals individually.Abstract:
A heuristic, "unstructured" weight determination procedure was developed for harvest scheduling models in which goal programming algorithms are employed. Six noninferior solution sets that included...read more
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