نتایج جستجو برای: integer linear programming branch and cut

تعداد نتایج: 16922769  

Journal: :Optimization Letters 2013
Adamo Bosco Demetrio Laganà Roberto Musmanno Francesca Vocaturo

We tackle the Mixed Capacitated General Routing Problem (MCGRP) which generalizes many other routing problems. Very few papers have been devoted to this argument, in spite of interesting real-world applications. We propose an integer programming model for the MCGRP and extend to its polyhedron inequalities valid for the Capacitated Arc Routing Problem (CARP) polyhedron. Identification procedure...

Journal: :journal of industrial engineering, international 2006
r tavakkoli-moghaddam n safaei

this paper presents a genetic algorithm (ga) for solving a generalized model of single-item resource-constrained aggregate production planning (app) with linear cost functions. app belongs to a class of pro-duction planning problems in which there is a single production variable representing the total production of all products. we linearize a linear mixed-integer model of app subject to hiring...

2005
Michael A. Trick

Creating good integer programming formulations had, as a basic axiom, the rule “Find formulations with tighter linear relaxations”. This rule, while useful when using unsophisticated branch-and-bound codes,is insufficient when using state-of-the-art codes that understand and embed many of the obvious formulation improvements. As these optimization codes become more sophisticated it is important...

Journal: :INFORMS Journal on Computing 2006
Gérard Cornuéjols Miroslav Karamanov Yanjun Li

This paper intends to show that the time needed to solve mixed integer programming problems by branch and bound can be roughly predicted early in the solution process. We construct a procedure that can be implemented as part of an MIP solver. It is based on analyzing the partial tree resulting from running the algorithm for a short period of time, and predicting the shape of the whole tree. The...

Journal: :INFORMS Journal on Computing 1999
Jeff T. Linderoth Martin W. P. Savelsbergh

The branch and bound procedure for solving mixed integer programming MIP problems using linear programming relaxations has been used with great success for decades Over the years a variety of researchers have studied ways of making the basic algorithm more e ective Breakthroughs in the elds of computer hardware computer software and mathematics have led to increasing success at solving larger a...

2006
Nguyen Nam Le Thi Hoai An Tao Pham Dinh

This paper addresses the problem of supply chain design at the strategic level when production/distribution of a new market opportunity has to be launched in an existing supply chain. The new market opportunity is characterized by a deterministic forecast expected to occur per period. The product (or service) is assumed to be produced (or provided) in a three-stage capacitated supply chain wher...

Journal: :IEEE Trans. Pattern Anal. Mach. Intell. 2003
Frank J. Iannarilli Paul A. Rubin

We reformulate branch-and-bound feature selection employing L1 or particular Lp metrics, as mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) problems, affording convenience of widely available MILP solvers. These formulations offer direct influence over individual pairwise interclass margins, which is useful for feature selection in multiclass settings.

Journal: :Discrete Applied Mathematics 1999
Knut Reinert

We study two new problems in sequence alignment both from a practical and a theoretical view, using tools from combinatorial optimization to develop branchand-cut algorithms. The Generalized Maximum Trace formulation captures several forms of multiple sequence alignment problems in a common framework, among them the original formulation of Maximum Trace. The RNA Sequence Alignment Problem captu...

2006
S. E. Terblanche R. Wessäly J. M. Hattingh

The problem of finding the most cost efficient network design by considering two or more demand matrices that represent varying network traffic over several time periods, is referred to as multi-hour network design. Capacity installations need to be determined such that the network is robust enough to allow routing of the demand matrices non-simultaneously. In the paper the multi-hour network d...

2006
Amandeep Parmar Shabbir Ahmed Joel Sokol

Under the Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol, traffic flow in an Internet Protocol (IP) network is routed on the shortest paths between each source and destination. The shortest path is calculated based on pre-assigned weights on the network links. The OSPF weight setting problem is to determine a set of weights such that, if the flow is routed based on the OSPF protocol, some measure of ...

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