An exact algorithm for IP column generation
By F. Vanderbeck, Laurence A. Wolsey. 1994
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- Noud Gademann
- Michael Jünger
- Oktay Günlük
- Steef L. van de Velde
- Sanjeeb Dash
- F. Vanderbeck
- Tom Liebling
- Kerem Bülbül
Citations in the corpus
- Boolean Decision Rules via Column Generation (2018, background): “This bound is due to the fact that ck 2 for any clause and there might be at most C/2 missing variables with reduced cost no less than zCG that can be added to the Restricted MLP [48].”
- 50 Years of Integer Programming 1958-2008 - From the Early Years to the State-of-the-Art (2010, background): “This group included Harold Kuhn and Martin (E. M. L.) Beale.”
- Flow shop scheduling with earliness, tardiness, and intermediate inventory holding costs (2004, background): “Bounds based on the optimal objective value of the current restricted LP master problem and the objective values of the pricing problems appear in Lasdon [24], Farley [14], and Vanderbeck and Wolsey [41].”
- On Dantzig-Wolfe Decomposition in Integer Programming and ways to Perform Branching in a Branch-and-Price Algorithm (2000, methodology): “As branching takes a simpler form when the columns are binary vectors (Vanderbeck and Wolsey 1996), it is worth considering a scheme where the column generation subproblem is reformulated as a binary integer program and branching is based on subsets Q̂ that are de#ned in terms of the components of…”
- Order batching to minimize total travel time in a parallel-aisle warehouse (2005, methodology): “…that Lagrangean relaxation can sometimes complement column generation very well in that it can be used in any iteration of the column generation method to compute a lower bound in only a little additional time; see for instance Vanderbeck and Wolsey (1996) and Van den Akker et al. (2000, 2002).”