Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10265611 | Computers & Chemical Engineering | 2005 | 17 Pages |
Abstract
Three case studies are used to illustrate how the novel approach delivers extended Pareto-sets with a high variability in the design space. It has been shown why diversification in the design space is relevant to obtain solutions representing a robust set of alternatives in order to deal with potential constraints and limitations that are not covered in the problem formulation. Such an extended Pareto-set maximizes the probability that at least one of the proposed solutions will be suitable for industrial implementation.
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Authors
L. Cavin, U. Fischer, A. MoÅ¡atÌ, K. Hungerbühler,