AbstractWe introduce two general methods for 0–1 program reformulation. Our first method generalizes coefficient reduction, our second method generalizes lifting. Together they provide a unifying interpretation of many previously described automatic reformulation methods. The particular model structures that we consider are individual knapsack constraints, pairs of knapsack constraints, clique and cover induced inequalities, variable upper bounding constraints and capacity expansion constraints. We describe several easy applications of our reformulation procedures. Some computational experience is reported, including the currently best known results on a well-known 147 × 2655 benchmark problem
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Lifted cover inequalities are well-known cutting planes for 0-1 linear programs. We show how one of ...
Pure- and mixed-integer programmes can often be solved more quickly if the constraints are reformula...
AbstractWe introduce two general methods for 0–1 program reformulation. Our first method generalizes...
AbstractAn exact algorithm is proposed for the 0–1 collapsing knapsack problem as defined by Guignar...
AbstractThe multidimensional 0–1 knapsack problem, defined as a knapsack with multiple resource cons...
This paper presents both approximate and exact merged knapsack cover inequalities, a class of cuttin...
AbstractIt is shown that any bounded integer linear programming problem can be trans- formed to an e...
In this paper, a reformulation that was proposed for a knapsack problem has been extended to single ...
The paper presents a new approach to significantly reduce the number of sub-problems required to ver...
The 0-1 cubic knapsack problem (CKP), a generalization of the classical 0-1 quadratic knapsack probl...
We propose a very simple preconditioning method for integer programming feasibility problems: replac...
Integer Programming is used to solve numerous optimization problems. This class of mathematical mode...
We consider a generalization of the knapsack problem in which items are partitioned into classes, ea...
In this survey we examine ways to reformulate integer and mixed integer programs. Typically, but not...
AbstractWe propose a very simple preconditioning method for integer programming feasibility problems...
Lifted cover inequalities are well-known cutting planes for 0-1 linear programs. We show how one of ...
Pure- and mixed-integer programmes can often be solved more quickly if the constraints are reformula...
AbstractWe introduce two general methods for 0–1 program reformulation. Our first method generalizes...
AbstractAn exact algorithm is proposed for the 0–1 collapsing knapsack problem as defined by Guignar...
AbstractThe multidimensional 0–1 knapsack problem, defined as a knapsack with multiple resource cons...
This paper presents both approximate and exact merged knapsack cover inequalities, a class of cuttin...
AbstractIt is shown that any bounded integer linear programming problem can be trans- formed to an e...
In this paper, a reformulation that was proposed for a knapsack problem has been extended to single ...
The paper presents a new approach to significantly reduce the number of sub-problems required to ver...
The 0-1 cubic knapsack problem (CKP), a generalization of the classical 0-1 quadratic knapsack probl...
We propose a very simple preconditioning method for integer programming feasibility problems: replac...
Integer Programming is used to solve numerous optimization problems. This class of mathematical mode...
We consider a generalization of the knapsack problem in which items are partitioned into classes, ea...
In this survey we examine ways to reformulate integer and mixed integer programs. Typically, but not...
AbstractWe propose a very simple preconditioning method for integer programming feasibility problems...
Lifted cover inequalities are well-known cutting planes for 0-1 linear programs. We show how one of ...
Pure- and mixed-integer programmes can often be solved more quickly if the constraints are reformula...