In this paper we consider the familiar bin-packing problem and its associated set-partitioning formulation. We show that the optimal solution to the bin-packing problem can be no larger than 4/3 Z _LP where Z_LP is the optimal solution value of the linear programming relaxation of the set-partitioning formulation. An example is provided to show that the bound is tight. A by-product of our analysis is a new worst-case bound on the performance of the well studied First Fit Decreasing and Best Fit Decreasing heuristics
In this paper we introduce a new general framework for set covering problems, based on the combinati...
In this paper we introduce a new general framework for set covering problems, based on the combinati...
This paper examines the monotonicity of the approximation bin packing algorithms Worst-Fit (WF), Wor...
In this paper we consider the familiar bin-packing problem and its associated set-partitioning formu...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of a natural heuristic for the bin packing problem, which proceeds b...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of a natural heuristic for the bin packing problem, which proceeds b...
none2We analyze the worst-case ratio of a natural heuristic for the bin packing problem, which proce...
This paper unifies and generalizes the existing lower bounds for the one-dimensional bin packing pr...
This paper unifies and generalizes the existing lower bounds for the one-dimensional bin packing pr...
AbstractWe discuss possible integer linear programming formulations of a class of partitioning probl...
AbstractThis paper unifies and generalizes the existing lower bounds for the one-dimensional bin pac...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of natural variations of the so-called subset sum heuristic for the ...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of natural variations of the so-called subset sum heuristic for the ...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of natural variations of the so-called subset sum heuristic for the ...
Bin packing is an optimizational NP-hard problem of packing items of given sizes into minimum number...
In this paper we introduce a new general framework for set covering problems, based on the combinati...
In this paper we introduce a new general framework for set covering problems, based on the combinati...
This paper examines the monotonicity of the approximation bin packing algorithms Worst-Fit (WF), Wor...
In this paper we consider the familiar bin-packing problem and its associated set-partitioning formu...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of a natural heuristic for the bin packing problem, which proceeds b...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of a natural heuristic for the bin packing problem, which proceeds b...
none2We analyze the worst-case ratio of a natural heuristic for the bin packing problem, which proce...
This paper unifies and generalizes the existing lower bounds for the one-dimensional bin packing pr...
This paper unifies and generalizes the existing lower bounds for the one-dimensional bin packing pr...
AbstractWe discuss possible integer linear programming formulations of a class of partitioning probl...
AbstractThis paper unifies and generalizes the existing lower bounds for the one-dimensional bin pac...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of natural variations of the so-called subset sum heuristic for the ...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of natural variations of the so-called subset sum heuristic for the ...
We analyze the worst-case ratio of natural variations of the so-called subset sum heuristic for the ...
Bin packing is an optimizational NP-hard problem of packing items of given sizes into minimum number...
In this paper we introduce a new general framework for set covering problems, based on the combinati...
In this paper we introduce a new general framework for set covering problems, based on the combinati...
This paper examines the monotonicity of the approximation bin packing algorithms Worst-Fit (WF), Wor...