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Example of

a bi-objective space (f

1

, f

2

)

. We assume as mentioned already the minimization

problem.

The

Pareto Front

is the boundary between the points P

1

and

P

2

of the

feasible set F

.

Solutions 1 and 3 are

non-dominated Pareto optimal solutions

.

Solution 2 is

not Pareto

Optimal

as solution 1 has simultaneously smaller values for both objectives.

There is no

reason why solution 2 should be accepted rather than solution 1.

Therefore the aim of MO optimisation is to obtain a representative set of non-

dominated solutions.

Pareto Front (PF): non-dominated

solutions/plans

Underdosage of CTV/PTV

Overdosage

OAR

F: Feasible

solutions/plans

Inverse Optimisation and Planning: A Multi-Objective (MO) Problem