Abstract

In this paper we consider a production model in which multiple decision-makers pool resources to produce finished goods. Such a production model, which is assumed to be linear, can be formulated as a mathematical programming problems with fuzzy parameters from the viewpoint of experts' imprecise or fuzzy understanding of the nature of parameters in a problem-formulation process. It is shown that a cooperative game with values of coalitions represented by fuzzy numbers arises from the linear production programming problem with fuzzy parameters, and such a game is referred to as a fuzzy linear production programming game. The values of coalitions of the game can be obtained by employing a parametric approach to solving the linear production programming problem with fuzzy parameters. It is proven that the /spl alpha/-core of the game is not empty, and an interval in the /spl alpha/-core is computed by using the ideas of sensitivity analysis and the duality theory of linear programming problems.

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