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  1. On the approximation ratio threshold for the reoptimization of the maximum number of satisfied equations in linear systems over a finite field

    When an arbitrary equation is inserted into a linear system over the field GF(2) that contains exactly 3 variables from the set of n variables in...

    V. A. Mikhailyuk in Cybernetics and Systems Analysis
    Article 01 May 2012
  2. Approximate dynamic programming for stochastic N-stage optimization with application to optimal consumption under uncertainty

    Stochastic optimization problems with an objective function that is additive over a finite number of stages are addressed. Although Dynamic...

    Mauro Gaggero, Giorgio Gnecco, Marcello Sanguineti in Computational Optimization and Applications
    Article 19 November 2013
  3. Network Planning

    In this chapter, we present some of the issues involved in the practice of supply chain design and planning. These are issues that are often not...
    David Simchi-Levi, **n Chen, Julien Bramel in The Logic of Logistics
    Chapter 2014
  4. Sensitivity analysis of the knapsack problem: a negative result

    We consider the Blair hypothesis on the computational complexity of the problem connected with optimal solutions to the so-called adjacent knapsack...

    V. A. Mikhailyuk, N. V. Lishchuk in Cybernetics and Systems Analysis
    Article 27 March 2013
  5. On the existence of polynomial-time approximation schemes for the reoptimization of discrete optimization problems

    It is shown that no polynomial-time approximation scheme exists for the reoptimization of the set covering problem in inserting an element into or...

    V. A. Mikhailyuk in Cybernetics and Systems Analysis
    Article 01 May 2011
  6. An exact cooperative method for the uncapacitated facility location problem

    In this paper, we present a cooperative primal-dual method to solve the uncapacitated facility location problem exactly. It consists of a primal...

    Marius Posta, Jacques A. Ferland, Philippe Michelon in Mathematical Programming Computation
    Article 09 February 2014
  7. On the safety of Gomory cut generators

    Gomory mixed-integer cuts are one of the key components in Branch-and-Cut solvers for mixed-integer linear programs. The textbook formula for...

    Gérard Cornuéjols, François Margot, Giacomo Nannicini in Mathematical Programming Computation
    Article 03 August 2013
  8. Stoichiometric and Constraint-Based Analysis of Biochemical Reaction Networks

    Metabolic network analysis based on stoichiometric and constraint-based methods has become one of the most popular and successful modeling approaches...
    Steffen Klamt, Oliver Hädicke, Axel von Kamp in Large-Scale Networks in Engineering and Life Sciences
    Chapter 2014
  9. Space Map** for Electromagnetic-Simulation-Driven Design Optimization

    Space map** (SM) has been one of the most popular surrogate-based optimization techniques in microwave engineering to date. By exploiting the...
    Slawomir Koziel, Leifur Leifsson, Stanislav Ogurtsov in Surrogate-Based Modeling and Optimization
    Chapter 2013
  10. Simulation-Driven Antenna Design Using Surrogate-Based Optimization

    Accurate responses of antennas, in many cases, can be obtained only with discrete full-wave electromagnetic (EM) simulations. Therefore, contemporary...
    Slawomir Koziel, Stanislav Ogurtsov, Leifur Leifsson in Surrogate-Based Modeling and Optimization
    Chapter 2013
  11. Parallel distributed-memory simplex for large-scale stochastic LP problems

    We present a parallelization of the revised simplex method for large extensive forms of two-stage stochastic linear programming (LP) problems. These...

    Miles Lubin, J. A. Julian Hall, ... Mihai Anitescu in Computational Optimization and Applications
    Article 20 February 2013
  12. Design and Implementation of Scheduling Systems: Basic Concepts

    Analyzing a scheduling problem and develo** a procedure for dealing with it on a regular basis is, in the real world, only part of the story. The...
    Michael L. Pinedo in Scheduling
    Chapter 2012
  13. What Lies Ahead?

    This chapter describes various research and development topics that are likely to receive attention in the near future. A distinction is made between...
    Michael L. Pinedo in Scheduling
    Chapter 2012
  14. Could we use a million cores to solve an integer program?

    Given the steady increase in cores per CPU, it is only a matter of time before supercomputers will have a million or more cores. In this article, we...

    Thorsten Koch, Ted Ralphs, Yuji Shinano in Mathematical Methods of Operations Research
    Article 09 May 2012
  15. Design and Implementation of Scheduling Systems: More Advanced Concepts

    This chapter focuses on a number of issues that have come up in recent years in the design, development, and implementation of scheduling systems....
    Michael L. Pinedo in Scheduling
    Chapter 2012
  16. A stabilized structured Dantzig–Wolfe decomposition method

    We discuss an algorithmic scheme, which we call the stabilized structured Dantzig–Wolfe decomposition method, for solving large-scale structured...

    Antonio Frangioni, Bernard Gendron in Mathematical Programming
    Article 20 December 2012
  17. Linear Programming Relaxations of Quadratically Constrained Quadratic Programs

    We investigate the use of linear programming tools for solving semidefinite programming relaxations of quadratically constrained quadratic problems....
    Andrea Qualizza, Pietro Belotti, François Margot in Mixed Integer Nonlinear Programming
    Conference paper 2012
  18. A Forex trading system based on a genetic algorithm

    In this paper, a genetic algorithm will be described that aims at optimizing a set of rules that constitute a trading system for the Forex market....

    Luís Mendes, Pedro Godinho, Joana Dias in Journal of Heuristics
    Article 04 April 2012
  19. On the probabilistic min spanning tree Problem

    We study a probabilistic optimization model for min spanning tree , where any vertex  v i of the input-graph  G ( V , E ) has some presence probability  p ...

    Nicolas Boria, Cécile Murat, Vangelis Paschos in Journal of Mathematical Modelling and Algorithms
    Article 25 October 2011
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