Abstract
+After P(YC) has been studied, the decision maker specifies the most preferable point y* ∈ P(YC), which is called a reasonable goal. Usually, y* coincides with none of the points in Y, but is close to them. In RGM, instead of constructing (via a dialogue with the deci� sion maker) a function of losses caused by the devia� tion of the criteria values at points of Y from y*, a pro� cedure is formulated for choosing a small number of points of Y without the participation of the decision maker. Next, the decision maker picks the final solu� tion directly from the list of the small number of selected alternatives or uses additional procedures.
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