Global optimization of generalized geometric programming

Global Optimization in Generalized Geometric Programming

A deterministic global optimization algorithm is proposed for locating the global minimum of generalized geometric (signomial) problems (GGP). By utilizing an exponential variable transformation the initial nonconvex problem (GGP) is reduced to a (DC) programming problem where both the constraints and the objective are decomposed into the diierence of two convex functions. A convex relaxation o...

Global optimization of fractional posynomial geometric programming problems under fuzziness

In this paper we consider a global optimization approach for solving fuzzy fractional posynomial geometric programming problems. The problem of concern involves positive trapezoidal fuzzy numbers in the objective function. For obtaining an optimal solution, Dinkelbach’s algorithm which achieves the optimal solution of the optimization problem by means of solving a sequence of subproblems ...

A New Global Optimization Algorithm for Solving Generalized Geometric Programming

A global optimization algorithm for solving generalized geometric programming GGP problem is developed based on a new linearization technique. Furthermore, in order to improve the convergence speed of this algorithm, a new pruning technique is proposed, which can be used to cut away a large part of the current investigated region in which the global optimal solution does not exist. Convergence ...

Treating Free Variables in Generalized Geometric Global Optimization Programs

Global optimization of generalized linear fractional programming with nonlinear constraints

This paper presents a branch-and-bound algorithm for globally solving a wide class of generalized linear fractional programming problems (GLFP). This class includes such problems as: minimizing a sum, or error for product of a finite number of ratios of linear functions, linear multiplicative programming, polynomial programming, etc. – over nonconvex feasible region. First a problem (Q) is deri...