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In this paper we develop a new version of the algortihm proposed in [17] for solving exactly some variants of (un)weighted constrained two-dimensional cutting stock problems. We introduce one-dimensional bounded knapsacks in order to obtain an improved initial lower bound for limitating...
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optimization, ... Usually, it is solved by interior point methods, which are elegant, efficicent and well-suited. However, they …-smooth optimization (NSO), which enjoys some particular structure. We briefly review the works that have been devoted to solving SDP with …
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extension of Hahn-Banach separation theorem. We provide some consequences in optimization, in particular the existence of …
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In this paper we propose two algorithms for solving both unweighted and weighted constrained two-dimensional two-staged cutting stock problems. The problem is called two-staged cutting problem because each produced (sub) optimal cutting pattern is realized by using two cut-phases.
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IN this paper, we consider a two-level optimization problem (S) (weak Stackelberg problem) in which the constraints of … singleton. Using penalty methods, we give an approximation of (S) by a sequence of one-level unconstrained optimization problems …
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In an exchange economy with no aggregate uncertainty, and Bayesian agents, Pareto optimal allocations provide full insurance if and only if the agents have a common prior. It is hard to explain why there is relatively so little betting taking place. One is led to ask, when are full insurance...
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'etudier comment simulation, anticipation et optimisation peuvent etre liees dans ces modeles. …
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Cet article suggere qu'au cours de son developpement, depuis la fin du 19e siecle jusqu'au triomphe de la "methode Cowles", la modelisation econometrique a connu le passage d'une modelisation "unitaire", indissociable du determinisme et du reductionnisme, a une modelisation "fragmentaire",...
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