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Color constrained combinatorial optimization problems

Operations Research Letters, 1991
Let \(E\) be a finite set and let \(c: E\to Z_ +\) be a non-negative integer cost function. Given subsets \(E_ 1,\dots,E_ K\subseteq E\) (colors) and \(\ell_ 1,\dots,\ell_ K\in Z\), find \(\min\sum_{e\in S}c(e)\) satisfying \(S\in{\mathcal S}\), \(| S\cap E_ k|=\ell_ k\), \(| S\cap\overline{E}_ k|=R-\ell_ k\), \(k=1,\dots,K\), where \(S\subseteq E\), \(
Horst W. Hamacher, Franz Rendl
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Algorithmic extremal problems in combinatorial optimization

Journal of Algorithms, 1982
Abstract An efficient approximation algorithm generator for the generalized maximum ψ-satisfiability problem is presented which produces an efficient approximation algorithm ψ-MAXMEAN∗ for each finite set ψ of relations. The algorithms ψ-MAXMEAN∗ are shown to be best-possible in the class of polynomial algorithms (if P ≠ NP), in both absolute and ...
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Combinatorial Optimization Problems

2014
We consider combinatorial optimization problems (COP), i.e., finding extrema of an objective function on a combinatorial space. Many various important applied and theoretical problems of different degree of complexity can be presented as problems in graph theory.
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Competitive Model for Combinatorial Optimization Problems

2007
10.1007/978-3-540-69226-3_8 ; Studies in Computational Intelligence ; 53 ; 117 ...
Tang, H., Tan, K.C., Yi, Z.
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An Additive Bounding Procedure for Combinatorial Optimization Problems

Operations Research, 1989
We know that the effectiveness of the branch-and-bound algorithms proposed for the solution of combinatorial optimization problems greatly depends on the tightness of the available bounds. In this paper, we consider optimization problems with a linear objective function.
Fischetti Matteo, Toth Paolo
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Metaheuristic algorithms for combinatorial optimization problems

4OR, 2005
We present the main results in the author’s Ph.D. thesis (Iori 2004), defended at the University of Bologna in April 2004 and supervised by S. Martello. The thesis is written in English and is available from the author upon request. It proposes exact and metaheuristic algorithms for solving some relevant combinatorial optimization problems, with ...
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Decomposability Conditions of Combinatorial Optimization Problems

2015
Combinatorial Optimization Problems COP are generally complex and difficult to solve as a single monolithic problem. Thus, the process to solve the main initial COP may pass through solving intermediate problems and then combining the obtained partial solutions to find initial problem's global solutions.
Marouene Chaieb   +2 more
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Preface: Quadratic combinatorial optimization problems

Discrete Optimization, 2022
Abraham P. Punnen, Renata Sotirov
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Combinatorial Optimization Problems with Conflict Graphs. [PDF]

open access: possible, 2009
Conflict graphs impose disjunctive constraints for pairs of jobs, items, edges or other objects in a combinatorial optimization problem. Equivalently, the feasible domain of the considered problem is restricted to stable sets in the given conflict graph.
Darmann, A.   +3 more
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Algorithms for Bicriteria Combinatorial Optimization Problems

1989
In recent years, many types of interactive optimization methods have been developed in order to support multicriteria decision makings (see the book by Sawaragi, Nakayama and Tanino, 1985 and Wierzbicki and Lewandowski, 1987). Given a feasible decision set X ⊆ R n, and p objective functions, f l, f 2,.,f p (all are assumed to be minimization for ...
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