公平分配交通资金分配模型的优化方法

Carlos M. Chang, Edith Montes
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交通运输领域普遍存在必需品多、资金有限的问题。运输机构的资金分配通常涉及在许多有自己需求和偏好的参与者之间优先分配资金。如果参与者认为最终的分配是不公平的,那么这种看法可能会导致嫉妒的产生。本文将遗传优化技术应用到公平分配交通资金分配模型(FDTFAM)中,以最小化参与者自身优先级和预算约束的总嫉妒。
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An Optimization Approach Applied to Fair Division Transportation Funding Allocation Models
The problem of multiple necessities and limited funds is common in the transportation field. Funding allocation for a transportation agency often involves prioritizing the allocation of funds across a number of participants who have their own needs and preferences. If a participant believes that the final allocation is unfair, then this perception could result in the generation of envy. In this paper, a genetic optimization technique is applied to a Fair Division Transportation Funding Allocation Model (FDTFAM) to minimize the total envy based on the participant’s own priorities and the budget constraints.
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