Solution Procedures for Large-Scale Combinatorial Optimization
Abstract
Results of research performed under this grant have shown that problems having thousands, and sometimes millions, of variables can be solved using present-day technology based on mathematical results that utilize the structure underlying the problem and that incorporate related advances of the mathematical theory into a general approach called 'branch-and-cut'. The term 'branch-and-cut' and the ideas encompassing it, are the direct result of this research effort. Now the two leading commercial codes for solving integer programming problems, OSL and CpleX both incorporate cutting plane ideas and use the term 'branch-and-cut' in their marketing literature.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 31, 1993
- Accession Number
- ADA278242
Entities
People
- Karla L. Hoffman
Organizations
- George Mason University