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INFORMS Journal on Computing, 2010
The concept of dominance among nodes of a branch-and-bound tree, although known for a long time, is typically not exploited by general-purpose mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) codes. The starting point of our work was the general-purpose dominance procedure proposed in the 1980s by Fischetti and Toth, where the dominance test at a given node of
FISCHETTI, MATTEO, SALVAGNIN, DOMENICO
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The concept of dominance among nodes of a branch-and-bound tree, although known for a long time, is typically not exploited by general-purpose mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) codes. The starting point of our work was the general-purpose dominance procedure proposed in the 1980s by Fischetti and Toth, where the dominance test at a given node of
FISCHETTI, MATTEO, SALVAGNIN, DOMENICO
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A comprehensive review of network pruning based on pruning granularity and pruning time perspectives
NeurocomputingRuxin Wang
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To prune or not to prune; pruning induced decay in tropical sandalwood
Forest Ecology and Management, 2018Abstract Heartwood rot (a fungal disease) has the potential to significantly reduce the sandalwood oil production of Santalum album. With new plantations being established with sandalwood oil as the major product, it is imperative to know the consequences of routine form-pruning in tropical areas. Examining pruning wound responses in 1 and 5-year-old
Treena I. Burgess +3 more
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Teratology, 1979
AbstractAn infant, horn to unrelated parents, who had a rugated perineal mass which measured 17 cm in diameter is reported. No external genitalia or anal orifice was identified although the infant voided from a 5 mm crevice on the caudal surface of the mass. The patient died at four weeks of age. The perineal mass was made up of two separate sacs.
J N, Peeden, R S, Wilroy, R G, Soper
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AbstractAn infant, horn to unrelated parents, who had a rugated perineal mass which measured 17 cm in diameter is reported. No external genitalia or anal orifice was identified although the infant voided from a 5 mm crevice on the caudal surface of the mass. The patient died at four weeks of age. The perineal mass was made up of two separate sacs.
J N, Peeden, R S, Wilroy, R G, Soper
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Proceedings of the 2010 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of data, 2010
Fast query processing of complex objects, e.g. spatial or uncertain objects, depends on efficient spatial pruning of objects' approximations, which are typically minimum bounding rectangles (MBRs). In this paper, we propose a novel effective and efficient criterion to determine the spatial topology between multi-dimensional rectangles.
Tobias Emrich +4 more
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Fast query processing of complex objects, e.g. spatial or uncertain objects, depends on efficient spatial pruning of objects' approximations, which are typically minimum bounding rectangles (MBRs). In this paper, we propose a novel effective and efficient criterion to determine the spatial topology between multi-dimensional rectangles.
Tobias Emrich +4 more
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Information Sciences, 2005
In this paper forward-pruning methods, such as multi-cut and null move, are tested at so-called ALL nodes. We improved the principal variation search by four small but essential additions. The new PVS algorithm guarantees that forward pruning is safe at ALL nodes.
Mark H. M. Winands +3 more
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In this paper forward-pruning methods, such as multi-cut and null move, are tested at so-called ALL nodes. We improved the principal variation search by four small but essential additions. The new PVS algorithm guarantees that forward pruning is safe at ALL nodes.
Mark H. M. Winands +3 more
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2000
Abstract The pruning of trees is probably the most noticeable and important of all tree maintenance practices. Thoughtful pruning produces a structurally sound tree that can better withstand adverse environmental conditions. In addition, properly pruned trees require less cabling, bracing, and sometimes require less managing of pests to ...
John R Hartman +2 more
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Abstract The pruning of trees is probably the most noticeable and important of all tree maintenance practices. Thoughtful pruning produces a structurally sound tree that can better withstand adverse environmental conditions. In addition, properly pruned trees require less cabling, bracing, and sometimes require less managing of pests to ...
John R Hartman +2 more
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A guide to successful pruning. Pruning shrubs
2014Discusses different pruning techniques for shrubs.
French, Sue (Sue C.) +1 more
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A guide to successful pruning. Pruning basics and tools
2014Discusses reasons for pruning and various pruning tools.
French, Sue (Sue C.) +1 more
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A guide to successful pruning. Pruning deciduous trees
2014Describes proper pruning techniques for deciduous trees.
Appleton, Bonnie L. +1 more
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