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Computers & Operations Research
Volume 19, Issue 5, July 1992, Pages 435-444
 
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An approximate method for local optima for nonlinear mixed integer programming problems

Han-Lin Li

Institute of Information Management, National Chiao Tung University, Ta Hsieh Rd., Hsinchu 30050, Taiwan, R.O.C.

Available online 19 May 2003.

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Abstract

For a nonlinear 0–1 integer programming problem with constraint set X = (x1, …xn), we first add new constraints

to the constraint set, thus to convert the integer problem into a nonlinear programming problem. Then we utilize a modified penalty function method to solve this nonlinear program to obtain a local optima. Running the proposed method by a widely commercialized nonlinear program software shows that this method is more convenient than current approaches as branch-and-bound method and implicit enumeration method. One issue remained for studies is to expand this method into a global method by systematically generating suitable starting points then to perform optimization processes from each of these points.

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