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In this paper we present a novel formulation based on a certain median function to solve discretely constrained mixed complementarity problems (MCPs). Such p...
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Starting from the improved primal simplex (IPS) decomposition, introduced by Elhallaoui et al. (2011) to tackle degeneracy in general linear programs, we int...
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Non-price attributes such as prior relationship, product quality, and reliability can be more important than bidding prices for the buyers when selecting the...
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This paper deals with the resource constrained project scheduling problem, which consists of scheduling a set of activities with minimal duration that are su...
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This paper addresses the optimization of mineral supply chain operations under metal and material type uncertainties. A mathematical model to simultaneously ...
BibTeX referenceMultilevel hybrid method for solving buffer sizing and inspection stations allocation problems
This paper develops an efficient method to solve a typical combinatorial optimization problem that is frequently encountered when designing high levels of pr...
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In this article we investigate some strategies for solving set partitioning problems (SPP), in particular the gains in computational efficiency that can be...
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Various disturbances such as adverse weather conditions may result in delayed or canceled flights and affect the optimized schedules planned for airline crew...
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This paper presents a structured approach to model logical constraints (expressions that contain propositions and logical operators) in a linear program usin...
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We propose a primal algorithm for the Set Partitioning Problem based on the Integral Simplex Using Decomposition of Zaghrouti et al. (2014). We present the a...
BibTeX referenceSolving the maximally diverse grouping problem by skewed general variable neighborhood search
The maximally diverse grouping problem requires finding a partition of a given set of elements into a fixed number of mutually disjoint subsets (or groups) i...
BibTeX referenceGeneral variable neighborhood search for the uncapacitated single allocation p-hub center problem
In this paper we propose a general variable neighborhood search heuristic for solving the uncapacitated single allocation p-hub center problem (USApHCP). F...
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The uncapacitated multiple allocation p-hub center problem (UMApHCP) consists of choosing p hub locations from a set of nodes with pairwise traffic deman...
BibTeX referenceSequential variable neighborhood descent variants: An empirical study on Travelling salesman problem
Usually several neighborhood structures may be explored within a single local search algorithm. The simplest way is to define a single neighborhood as a unio...
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In this paper we show that the Clique Partitioning Problem can be reformulated in an equivalent form as the Maximally Diverse Grouping Problem (MDGP). We th...
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In the present paper, we are interested in bounding differences between graph invariants as well as in characterizing the corresponding extremal graphs. This...
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This paper proposes models and algorithms for the pickup and delivery vehicle routing problem with time windows and multiple stacks. Each stack is rear-loade...
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In this paper, we present a stochastic two-level optimization model whose upper-level problem depicts a wastewater treatment plant deciding on the size of co...
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In this paper we present a new rolling horizon approach for solving stochastic mixed complementarity problems (MCPs). Such a scheme allows for decision-depen...
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This paper describes three recent tools for dealing with primal degeneracy in linear programming. The first one is the Improved Primal Simplex (IPS) algor...
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