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Surrogate Mathematical Programming

Operations Research, 1970
This paper presents an approach, similar to penalty functions, for solving arbitrary mathematical programs. The surrogate mathematical program is a lesser constrained problem that, in some cases, may be solved with dynamic programming. The paper deals with the theoretical development of this surrogate approach.
Harvey J. Greenberg   +1 more
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Symmetric Mathematical Programs

Management Science, 1970
Mathematical programs with S-convex and with symmetric objective and feasibility regions are investigated. Optimal solutions and algorithms are presented for both continuous and discrete optimization problems.
Harvey J. Greenberg   +1 more
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On Fuzzy-Mathematical Programming

Journal of Cybernetics, 1973
In problems of system analysis, it is customary to treat imprecision by the use of probability theory. It is becoming increasingly clear, however, that in the case of many real world problems involving large scale systems such as economic systems, social systems, mass service systems, etc., the major source of imprecision should more properly be ...
Tanaka, Hideo   +2 more
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Mathematics and programming

Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies and Workshop for PhD Students in Computing - CompSysTech '08, 2008
Learning how to develop a program is known to be a difficult task to many novice students. This is a problem to which, neither the traditional teaching methods nor the more sophisticated methods based on computational tools already proposed have been able to meet.According to the related literature and our own experience as teachers, there seems to be ...
Ana Pacheco   +4 more
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Fuzzy mathematical programming

Computers & Operations Research, 1983
This chapter introduces a type of mathematical programming, in which not all constraints have to be crisp, i.e. in which certain violations of the constraints are tolerable. Also the goals do not have to be maximized or minimized as in classical mathematical programming, they are substituted by aspiration levels, that have to be met as well as possible.
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Positive mathematical programming.

2016
This chapter describes the use of mathematical programming for developing farm-level models that are useful for agricultural policy assessments. It focuses on the technique most frequently used in agricultural policy evaluation in the European Union (EU), positive mathematical programming (PMP).
ARFINI, Filippo   +3 more
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A mathematical programming generator

ACM SIGAPL APL Quote Quad, 1989
This paper describes a mathematical programming generator that interprets problem statements written in the algebraic notation found in journal articles and text-books and outputs statements in the MPS format used by IBM's MPSX mathematical programming system.
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Mathematical Programming Embeddings of Logic

Journal of Automated Reasoning, 2002
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Borkar, Vivek S   +2 more
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Software for mathematical programming

Proceedings of the 1971 26th annual conference on -, 1971
The development of software for mathematical programming has paralleled the development of basic software and has perhaps the longest history of any application system in the computing field. It is by now powerful and elaborate, as well as complicated and expensive.In spite of some aberrations in the evolution of mathematical programming systems, or ...
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