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Lagrangian relaxation of an assignment with side constraints

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Area of mathematics Mathematical optimization Linear programming Linear programming duality Lagrangian dual problem Lagrangian relaxation
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Retaining integer assignment equations while dualizing extra capacity inequalities gives an easily evaluated upper bound for a maximization problem. With multipliers λ≥0 and capacities b, it is θ(λ)=maxx assignment​[cTx+λT(b−Ax)]. It is a convex maximum of affine functions. Minimizing it exploits the convex hull of assignments, so it can have a finite optimum when only a fractional mixture satisfies the side constraints and no integer assignment does. This separates a useful relaxation bound from a certificate of integer feasibility.

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  • Past exam of the integer programming course of the University of Oxford / 2010 / 3 / a / Solution

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