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Convexification of a Noninferior Frontier

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In a recent paper by Li (Ref. 1), a scheme was proposed to convexify an efficient frontier for a vector optimization problem by rescaling each component of the vector objective functions by its p-power. For sufficiently large p, it was shown that the transformed efficient frontier is cone-convex; hence, the usual linear scalarization (or supporting hyperplane) method can be used to find the efficient solutions. An outstanding question remains: What is the minimum value of p such that the efficient frontier can be convexified? In this note, we answer the above question by deriving some theoretical lower bounds for p.

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Goh, C.J., Yang, X.Q. Convexification of a Noninferior Frontier. Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications 97, 759–768 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022654528902

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