The examples above illustrate simple optimization problems, designed to introduce the reader to optimization methods and their applications in DG. For larger and more realistic problems, with large numbers of v
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The solutions are then compared and filtered according to their corresponding intervals, using a recently proposed possibility degree formula. Three examples, with two, three and many objectives are used to show the benefits of the proposal.
2 Combinatorial optimization problems A CO problem is an optimization problem where the number of possible solutions is finite and grows combinatorially with the problem size. It aims to look for the perfect solution from a very huge solution space and allows an excellent usage of limited resources...
These maps are often very complex and feature critical regions where no noticeable patterns can be identified, which makes the task of delivering the solutions of mp-NLP problems with the lowest complexity possible and preserving the actual optimal active set maps a challenging objective. A new ...
This free workbook contains seven example models from the area of corporate finance. Click the model names to display each worksheet model in your browser. You can use the worksheet that most closely models your situation as a starting point. Solving you
Right-click Investment Examples.xls and select Save Target As... from the context menu. You can then actually solve these small example models in Excel, using the standard Excel Solver, Analytic Solver Upgrade or Analytic Solver Optimization. Or, if you would prefer to view the examples ...
With an initial point, solve took 22163 steps. Giving an initial point does not always improve the problem. For this problem, using an initial point saves time and computational steps. However, for some problems, an initial point can causesolveto take more steps. ...
Many nonlinear constraint families were reformulated to conic form in previous chapters, and these examples are often sufficient to construct conic models for the optimization problems at hand. In case you do need to go beyond the cookbook examples, however, a few composition rules are worth ...
This volume provides a systematic treatment of stochastic optimization problems applied to finance by presenting the different existing methods: dynamic programming, viscosity solutions, backward stochastic differential equations, and martingale duality methods. The theory is discussed in the context of recent...