Titlebook: Global Optimization and Constraint Satisfaction; First International Christian Bliek,Christophe Jermann,Arnold Neumaier Conference proceed

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Ana Irene Ramírez Galarza,José Seadereverse convex constraint. Using a related exact penalty property, we reformulate the class of mixed zero-one concave minimization programs, concave minimization programs over efficient sets, bilevel programs, and concave minimization programs with mixed linear complementarity constraints in the for

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2368-6a great number of linear and non linear constraints and containing a large number of local minima. Therefore, we use a strategy combining global and local optimization. We propose a new global stochastic optimization algorithm called Multistoch generating a fixed number of starting points for a loca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-30804-8nonlinear programming problems at which strict complementarity and/or linear independence of the gradients of the active constraints may fail to hold at the solution. We have collected a number of degenerate problems from different sources. Our numerical experiments have shown that the sSQPa is effi

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Robert L. Hale,Elizabeth A. Greenem over continuous domains with a large number (several thousands) of variables and constraints. Consistency techniques are then shown to be particularly efficient to contract the domains for the variables involved. This is probably due to the large number of redundancies naturally involved in the c

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Introduction to Coastline Developmente definition of the solution space and the computational efforts required. In alternative to local consistency, we propose maintaining global hull-consistency and present experimental results that show that this may be an appropriate alternative to other higher order consistencies. We tested various

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Introduction to Combinatorial Torsionser, most of the working systems are designed to deliver . solutions with an arbitrary accuracy. This works generally well for systems with isolated solutions but less well when there is a . (e.g. under-constrained problems, problems with inequalities). In many practical applications, such large sets