Using a direct counting argument, we derive lower and upper bounds for the number of nodes enu-merated by linear programming-based branch-and-bound (B&B) method to prove the infeasibility of an integer knapsack problem. We prove by example that the size of the B&B tree could be exponential in the worst case
AbstractWe consider a class of random knapsack instances described by Chvátal, who showed that with ...
We address a variant of the classical knapsack problem in which an upper bound is imposed on the num...
By the method of region counting, a lower bound of n log2 nn queries is obtained onlinear search tre...
The paper presents a new reformulation approach to reduce the complexity of a branch and bound algor...
AbstractAlready 30 years ago, Chvátal has shown that some instances of the zero-one knapsack problem...
The paper presents a new approach to significantly reduce the number of sub-problems required to ver...
The Branch and Bound method is a very useful method for nding solutions to optimization problems. Ho...
In this paper, a reformulation that was proposed for a knapsack problem has been extended to single ...
The separable quadratic multi-knapsack problem (QMKP) consists in maximizing a concave separable qua...
We investigate several complexity issues related to branch-and-cut algorithms for 0-1 integer progra...
The separable quadratic multi-knapsack problem (QMKP) consists in maximizing a concave separable qua...
We prove Ω(n²) complexity lower bound for the general model of randomized computation trees solving ...
We prove Ω(n²) complexity lower bound for the general model of randomized computation trees solving ...
Branch-and-bound algorithms for integer programming problems typically employ bounds derived from we...
We study the Knapsack Problem with Conflicts, a generalization of the Knapsack Problem in which a se...
AbstractWe consider a class of random knapsack instances described by Chvátal, who showed that with ...
We address a variant of the classical knapsack problem in which an upper bound is imposed on the num...
By the method of region counting, a lower bound of n log2 nn queries is obtained onlinear search tre...
The paper presents a new reformulation approach to reduce the complexity of a branch and bound algor...
AbstractAlready 30 years ago, Chvátal has shown that some instances of the zero-one knapsack problem...
The paper presents a new approach to significantly reduce the number of sub-problems required to ver...
The Branch and Bound method is a very useful method for nding solutions to optimization problems. Ho...
In this paper, a reformulation that was proposed for a knapsack problem has been extended to single ...
The separable quadratic multi-knapsack problem (QMKP) consists in maximizing a concave separable qua...
We investigate several complexity issues related to branch-and-cut algorithms for 0-1 integer progra...
The separable quadratic multi-knapsack problem (QMKP) consists in maximizing a concave separable qua...
We prove Ω(n²) complexity lower bound for the general model of randomized computation trees solving ...
We prove Ω(n²) complexity lower bound for the general model of randomized computation trees solving ...
Branch-and-bound algorithms for integer programming problems typically employ bounds derived from we...
We study the Knapsack Problem with Conflicts, a generalization of the Knapsack Problem in which a se...
AbstractWe consider a class of random knapsack instances described by Chvátal, who showed that with ...
We address a variant of the classical knapsack problem in which an upper bound is imposed on the num...
By the method of region counting, a lower bound of n log2 nn queries is obtained onlinear search tre...