AbstractThe problem of minimizing a separable nonlinear objective function under linear constraints is considered in this paper. A systematic approach is proposed to obtain an approximately globally optimal solution via piecewise-linear approximation. By means of the new approach a minimum point of the original problem confined in a region where more than one linear piece is needed for satisfactory approximation can be found by solving only one linear programming problem. Hence, the number of linear programming problems to be solved for finding the approximately globally optimal solution may be much less than that of the regions partitioned. In addition, zero-one variables are not introduced in this approach. These features are desirable fo...
Consider the minimization problem with a convex separable objective function over a feasible region ...
Consider the minimization problem with a convex separable objective function over a feasible region ...
The assumed global optimum solution obtained in linear programming is not an assumed characteristic ...
AbstractThis paper considers the problem of optimizing a continuous nonlinear objective function sub...
AbstractThis paper considers the problem of optimizing a continuous nonlinear objective function sub...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
AbstractThe “lambda method” is a well-known method for using integer linear-programming methods to m...
The methods discussed are based on local piecewise-linear secant approximations to continuous conve...
We consider the problem of minimizing the sum of a series of univariate (possibly non-convex) functi...
We consider the problem of minimizing the sum of a series of univariate (possibly non-convex) functi...
AbstractWe develop an algorithm to globally solve the problem: minimize {ƒ0(χ): ƒi(χ) ≤ bi, i = 1,…,...
Consider the minimization problem with a convex separable objective function over a feasible region ...
Consider the minimization problem with a convex separable objective function over a feasible region ...
The assumed global optimum solution obtained in linear programming is not an assumed characteristic ...
AbstractThis paper considers the problem of optimizing a continuous nonlinear objective function sub...
AbstractThis paper considers the problem of optimizing a continuous nonlinear objective function sub...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
In this dissertation consideration is given to the optimization of a function of n variables subject...
AbstractThe “lambda method” is a well-known method for using integer linear-programming methods to m...
The methods discussed are based on local piecewise-linear secant approximations to continuous conve...
We consider the problem of minimizing the sum of a series of univariate (possibly non-convex) functi...
We consider the problem of minimizing the sum of a series of univariate (possibly non-convex) functi...
AbstractWe develop an algorithm to globally solve the problem: minimize {ƒ0(χ): ƒi(χ) ≤ bi, i = 1,…,...
Consider the minimization problem with a convex separable objective function over a feasible region ...
Consider the minimization problem with a convex separable objective function over a feasible region ...
The assumed global optimum solution obtained in linear programming is not an assumed characteristic ...