On the complexity of determining tolerances for ε-optimal solutions to min-max combinatorial optimization problems

Diptesh Ghosh; Gerard Sierksma

Applicationes Mathematicae (2003)

  • Volume: 30, Issue: 3, page 305-313
  • ISSN: 1233-7234

Abstract

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This paper studies the complexity of sensitivity analysis for optimal and ε-optimal solutions to general 0-1 combinatorial optimization problems with min-max objectives. Van Hoesel and Wagelmans [9] have studied the complexity of sensitivity analysis of optimal and ε-optimal solutions to min-sum problems, and Ramaswamy et al. [17] the complexity of sensitivity analysis of optimal solutions to min-max problems. We show that under some mild assumptions the sensitivity analysis of ε-optimal solutions to min-max problems is easy if and only if the original problem is easy. This result is interesting since it immediately applies to a large number of problems, and also because the technique used to prove it is different from the ones used in the related papers (for example, in [17] and [9]).

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Diptesh Ghosh, and Gerard Sierksma. "On the complexity of determining tolerances for ε-optimal solutions to min-max combinatorial optimization problems." Applicationes Mathematicae 30.3 (2003): 305-313. <http://eudml.org/doc/279432>.

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