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Line 4: Chance Constrained Programming involves the use of [[probability]] and confidence levels to handle uncertainty in optimization problems. It distinguishes between single and joint chance constraints: * '''Single Chance Constraints''': These constraints ensure that each individual constraint is satisfied with a certain probability. * '''Joint Chance Constraints''': These constraints ensure that all constraints are satisfied simultaneously with a certain probability.<ref name=pu/> == Mathematical Formulation ==

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