Decision Science Letters (Jun 2014)

Possibility theory for multiobjective fuzzy random portfolio optimization

  • Mir Ehsan Hesam Sadati,
  • Ali Doniavi,
  • Abbas Samadi

DOI
https://doi.org/10.5267/j.dsl.2014.4.001
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 3, no. 3
pp. 305 – 318

Abstract

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The problem of portfolio optimization is a standard problem in financial world and it has received tremendous attentions. Portfolio optimization plays essential role in determining portfolio strategies for investors. Portfolio optimization is intrinsically a discrete optimization problem whose decision criteria are in conflict and the proposed study of this paper considers a portfolio optimization problem involving fuzzy random variables. To solve the proposed model, we first present the possibility and necessity-based model to reformulate the fuzzy random portfolio selection model into linear programming models and using the resulted linear programs, a multi-objective problem is constructed. To solve the multi-objective problem we propose some methods to consider decision makers’ optimistic and pessimistic views. A numerical example illustrates the whole idea on multiobjective fuzzy random portfolio optimization by possibility and necessity-based model.

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