Titlebook: Global Optimization in Action; Continuous and Lipsc János D. Pintér Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1996 algorithm.algo

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The CCR Model and Production Correspondence,ts in the model (3.6.1)) depend not only on the decision variables, but also on certain random factors. In such cases the optimization procedure needs to be combined with some—usually time-consuming—function value estimation method, such as experiments or Monte Carlo simulation. Stochastic programmi

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Solution Approacheso solve diverse instances of the generic GOP statement (1.1.1). Indeed, there exists a broad variety of global optimization methods. In existing monographs and surveys, these are classified following several different organizing principles: consult, for example, Dixon and Szegö (1975, 1978), Strongi

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Partition Algorithms on Multidimensional Intervals (2.4.1) is a special case of the general GOP stated in Section 2.1.1, if we suppose the continuity or Lipschitz-continuity of .. As earlier, .* denotes the set of globally optimal solutions to (2.4.1), and .* = .(.*) for .* ∈ .*.

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Simplex Partition Strategiesr, in Part 4. Typically, the simplex plays a similar role to the interval feasible set in the previous chapters of Part 2; that is, it defines the explicit (‘vague’) bounds related to the globally optimal solution which is sought. According to this interpretation, one would expect again that the opt

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