Primal Heuristics for Branch-and-Price Algorithms

  • Lübbecke M
  • Puchert C
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Abstract

We study a cement transportation problemwith asset-management (equip- ment selection) for strategic planning scenarios involving multiple forms of trans- portation and network expansion. A deterministic mixed integer programming ap- proach is difficult due to the underlying capacitated multi-commodity network flow model and the need to consider a time-space network to ensure operational feasi- bility. Considering uncertain aspects is also difficult but important. In this paper we propose three approaches: solve a deterministic mixed integer program optimally; solve stochastic programs to obtain robust bounds on the solution; and, study alter- native solutions to obtain their optimal cost vectors using inverse programming.

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Lübbecke, M., & Puchert, C. (2012). Primal Heuristics for Branch-and-Price Algorithms (pp. 65–70). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-29210-1_11

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