International audienceIn this paper, we reformulate the NP-hard problem of the absolute value equation (AVE) as a horizontal linear complementarity one and then solve it using a smoothing technique. This approach leads to a new class of methods that are valid for general absolute value equation. An asymptotic analysis proves the convergence of our schemes and provides some interesting error estimates. This kind of error bound or estimate had never been studied for other known methods. The corresponding algorithms were tested on randomly generated problems and applications. These experiments show that, in the general case, one observes a reduction of the number of failures
AbstractWe consider the extended linear complementarity problem (XLCP), of which the linear and hori...
AbstractWe investigate existence and nonexistence of solutions for NP-hard equations involving absol...
In this paper, we transform the problem of solving the absolute value equations (AVEs) Ax−x=b with s...
International audienceIn this paper, we reformulate the NP-hard problem of the absolute value equati...
We investigate the NP-hard absolute value equation (AVE) Ax−|x|=b, where A is an arbitrary n×n real ...
In this note, we provide necessary and sufficient conditions that ensure the existence and uniquenes...
Abstract We describe a new two-step iterative method for solving the absolute value equations Ax−|x|...
By utilizing a dual complementarity condition, we propose an iterative method for solving the NPhard...
In this paper, we study the absolute value equation (AVE) Ax- b= | x|. One effective approach to han...
We consider a class of absolute-value linear complementarity problems. We propose a new approximatio...
We investigate existence and nonexistence of solutions for NP-hard equations in- volving absolute v...
Abstract—We formulate the NP-hard absolute value equation as linear complementary problem when the s...
AbstractOur goal in this work is to give an optimum correction of the infeasible absolute value equa...
We investigate the NP-hard absolute value equations (AVE), \(Ax-B|x| =b\), where \(A,B\) are given s...
summary:Many problems in operations research, management science, and engineering fields lead to the...
AbstractWe consider the extended linear complementarity problem (XLCP), of which the linear and hori...
AbstractWe investigate existence and nonexistence of solutions for NP-hard equations involving absol...
In this paper, we transform the problem of solving the absolute value equations (AVEs) Ax−x=b with s...
International audienceIn this paper, we reformulate the NP-hard problem of the absolute value equati...
We investigate the NP-hard absolute value equation (AVE) Ax−|x|=b, where A is an arbitrary n×n real ...
In this note, we provide necessary and sufficient conditions that ensure the existence and uniquenes...
Abstract We describe a new two-step iterative method for solving the absolute value equations Ax−|x|...
By utilizing a dual complementarity condition, we propose an iterative method for solving the NPhard...
In this paper, we study the absolute value equation (AVE) Ax- b= | x|. One effective approach to han...
We consider a class of absolute-value linear complementarity problems. We propose a new approximatio...
We investigate existence and nonexistence of solutions for NP-hard equations in- volving absolute v...
Abstract—We formulate the NP-hard absolute value equation as linear complementary problem when the s...
AbstractOur goal in this work is to give an optimum correction of the infeasible absolute value equa...
We investigate the NP-hard absolute value equations (AVE), \(Ax-B|x| =b\), where \(A,B\) are given s...
summary:Many problems in operations research, management science, and engineering fields lead to the...
AbstractWe consider the extended linear complementarity problem (XLCP), of which the linear and hori...
AbstractWe investigate existence and nonexistence of solutions for NP-hard equations involving absol...
In this paper, we transform the problem of solving the absolute value equations (AVEs) Ax−x=b with s...