Tractable algorithms for chance-constrained combinatorial problems
RAIRO - Operations Research (2009)
- Volume: 43, Issue: 2, page 157-187
- ISSN: 0399-0559
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This paper aims at proposing tractable algorithms to find effectively good solutions to large size chance-constrained combinatorial problems. A new robust model is introduced to deal with uncertainty in mixed-integer linear problems. It is shown to be strongly related to chance-constrained programming when considering pure 0–1 problems. Furthermore, its tractability is highlighted. Then, an optimization algorithm is designed to provide possibly good solutions to chance-constrained combinatorial problems. This approach is numerically tested on knapsack and multi-dimensional knapsack problems. The results obtained outperform many methods based on earlier literature.
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author = {Klopfenstein, Olivier},
journal = {RAIRO - Operations Research},
keywords = {Integer linear programming; chance constraints; robust optimization; heuristic.; integer linear programming; heuristic},
language = {eng},
month = {4},
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title = {Tractable algorithms for chance-constrained combinatorial problems},
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This paper aims at proposing tractable algorithms to find effectively good solutions to large size chance-constrained combinatorial problems. A new robust model is introduced to deal with uncertainty in mixed-integer linear problems. It is shown to be strongly related to chance-constrained programming when considering pure 0–1 problems. Furthermore, its tractability is highlighted. Then, an optimization algorithm is designed to provide possibly good solutions to chance-constrained combinatorial problems. This approach is numerically tested on knapsack and multi-dimensional knapsack problems. The results obtained outperform many methods based on earlier literature.
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