Case Studies on the Application of Fuzzy Linear Programming in Decision-Making
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.23755/rm.v35i0.424Keywords:
Fuzzy set, Fuzzy linear programming, Fuzzy constraints, Fuzzy optimizationAbstract
This study demonstrated the effectiveness of fuzzy method in decision-making and recommends the integration of fuzzy methods in decision-making in production, transportation, power production and distribution and utility maintenance in Nigeria companies.
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