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Ground truth clustering is not the optimum clustering. [PDF]

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Bautista LA, Hrga T, Povh J, Zhao S.
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A discrete numerical method for brittle rocks using mathematical programming

Acta Geotechnica, 2017
A computational formulation of discrete simulations of damage and failure in brittle rocks using mathematical programming methods is proposed. The variational formulations are developed in two and three dimensions. These formulations naturally lead to second-order cone programs and can conveniently be solved using off-the-shelf mathematical programming
Meng, J., Huang, J., Yao, C., Sheng, D.
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Mathematical models, numerical methods and complexes of programs for efficiency improvement of multiproduct production

Informatization and communication, 2020
The problems of analysis and planning of diversified production, including the lack of effective methods for search, systematization and primary processing of initial data for mathematical programming methods used in the process of its optimization are considered. Methodology IDEF0 is proposed as a data collection system.
I.I. Kovtun, G.S. Romanenko
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Numerical study of some feasible direction methods in mathematical programming

Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 1983
Some feasible direction methods for the minimization of a linearly constrained convex function are studied. Special emphasis is placed on the analysis of the procedures which find the search direction, by developing active set methods which use orthogonal or Gauss-Jordan-like transformations.
Arioli M., Laratta A., Menchi O.
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Theoretical and numerical comparison of relaxation methods for mathematical programs with complementarity constraints

Mathematical Programming, 2011
The authors deal with convergence properties of five relaxation methods for solving mathematical programs with equilibrium constraints (MPECs). Several existed convergence results are improved and some new results regarding the satisfaction of standard constraint qualifications for the relaxed problems are obtained.
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