Heuristic Approaches to Integer Network Problems
Session: SA32
Date/Time: Sunday 08:45-10:15
Type: Sponsored
Sponsor: CSTS
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Room: Colonnade H
Chair: Richard S. Barr
Chair Address: SMU, Dept. of Comp. Sci. & Eng., Dallas, TX 75275-0122,
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- SA32.1
Alternative Metaheuristic Approaches to the Multi-Resource Generalized Assignment Problem Mohammad M. Amini, Bahram Alidaee, Michael J. Racer --- Univ. of Memphis, Fogelman Coll., Memphis, TN 38152 , (mamini@cc.memphis.edu)
- We present alternative metaheuristics to solve the MRGAP. These¨ metaheuristics include TS, the search space smoothing technique, the¨ noising method and a new hybrid metaheuristic, the dynamic search¨ space smoothing method. Computational results are discussed.
- SA32.2
Interval-Pivoting Algorithms for the Interval-Flow Transportation Problem Aruna Apte, Richard S. Barr --- SMU, Dept. of Comp. Sci. & Eng., Dallas, TX 75275 , (aapte@seas.smu.edu)
- The interval-flow version of the transportation model requires that¨ arc flows be either 0 or within a specified range. We present¨ interval-pivoting adjacent-extreme-point heuristics that employ a¨ nonstandard basis definition and TS to find near-optimal solutions¨ to large instances of these MIPs in seconds.
- SA32.3
Destabilizing Target Systems: Probabilistic Network Optimization Models & Efficient Algorithms Richard S. Barr, Gregg Jernigan --- SMU, Dept. of Comp. Sci. & Eng., Dallas, TX 75275-0122, (barr@seas.smu.edu)
- Target systems analysis evaluates the interconnected nature of¨ targets in making recommendations to achieve strategic objectives.¨ We present a probabilistic target systems analysis network model and¨ alternative heuristic algorithms for the nonlinear-integer¨ optimization problem of selecting the minimum-cost target set¨ required to meet system-level functional damage goals.
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