基于CVaR的债券投资组合模型

针对债券投资组合中的风险度量难题,用CVaR作为风险度量方法,构建了基于CVaR的债券投资组合优化模型.采用历史模拟算法处理模型中的随机收益率向量,将随机优化模型转化为确定性优化模型,并且证明了算法的收敛性.通过线性化技术处理CVaR中的非光滑函数,将该模型转化为一般的线性规划模型.结合10只债券的组合投资实例,验证了模型与算法的有效性.     

一类系数为梯形模糊数的两层多随从线性规划模型

针对一类系数为梯形模糊数的两层多随从线性规划问题,利用模糊结构元理论定义了模糊结构元加权序,证明了一类系数为梯形模糊数的两层多随从线性规划问题的最优解等价于两层多随从线性规划问题的最优解.根据线性规划的对偶定理和互补松弛性质,得到了两层多随从线性规划模型的最优化条件.最后,利用两层多随从线性规划模型的最优化条件,设计了求解一类系数为梯形模糊数的两层多随从线性规划问题的算法,并通过算例验证了该方法的可行性和合理性.     

一类随机离散Logistic时滞方程的渐近稳定性（英文）

本文提出了一类Logistic时滞模型的随机离散形式,并对其进行了研究.首先,讨论了相对应的确定性离散模型的稳定解.其次,在一些简单的条件下,证明了随机离散Logistic方程的渐近稳定性.最后,利用数值仿真说明了主要结果.     

带关联的双层多目标决策研究

本文研究是线性的双层多目标决策.根据线性规划的对偶理论证明了双层多目标决策的可行集的连通性;利用s*-最优均衡解的概念,求得双层多目标规划的偏好满意解;最后,我们得到了满意解的有效性,并在极点得到.     

多目标随机线性规划问题的模糊求解方法

研究了资源量b_i为随机变量的多目标随机线性规划问题,建立了相应等价的确定性多目标规划模型,提出了有效的模糊求解方法,并用实例作了有效性说明。     

一类全局优化问题的线性化方法

本文对带有不定二次约束且目标函数为非凸二次函数的最优化问题提出了一类新的确定型全局优化算法,通过对目标函数和约束函数的线性下界估计,建立了原规划的松弛线性规划,通过对松弛线性规划可行域的细分以及一系列松弛线性规划的求解过程,得到原问题的全局最优解.我们从理论上证明了算法能收敛到原问题的全局最优解.     

含弹性约束的多目标模糊线性规划求解

本文讨论了一类含弹性约束的多目标模糊线性规划问题.利用模糊结构元方法引入模糊数的加权特征数概念和序关系,应用Verdegay的模糊线性规划方法及模糊数的加权特征数将此类多目标模糊线性规划问题转化成一类含参数约束条件的清晰多目标线性规划模型,并应用一种基于线性加权函数的规划算法求其α-拟最优可行解.最后,给出了一个数值实例来说明如何求解此类多目标模糊线性规划问题.     

求解弱线性双层规划问题的一种全局优化方法

双层规划在经济、交通、生态、工程等领域有着广泛而重要的应用.目前对双层规划的研究主要是基于强双层规划和弱双层规划.然而,针对弱双层规划的求解方法却鲜有研究.研究求解弱线性双层规划问题的一种全局优化方法,首先给出弱线性双层规划问题与其松弛问题在最优解上的关系,然后利用线性规划的对偶理论和罚函数方法,讨论该松弛问题和它的罚问题之间的关系.进一步设计了一种求解弱线性双层规划问题的全局优化方法,该方法的优势在于它仅仅需要求解若干个线性规划问题就可以获得原问题的全局最优解.最后,用一个简单算例说明了所提出的方法是可行的.     

应急物流LRP鲁棒双层优化模型研究

考虑到突发事件下受灾点对救灾物资需求的不确定性,针对应急物流设施的定位和车辆运输救灾物资路线进行协同研究,建立了应急物流设施定位-车辆路线选择问题(LRP)鲁棒双层优化模型.运用分散式决策方式下的转化定理,将所建立的含有不确定系数的层次关联协同优化模型进行确定性转化,并设计一种混合遗传算法对转化后的确定性双层规划模型进行求解,最后,通过实例验证了模型的合理性及算法的可行性.     

基于排序函数法求解完全模糊双层线性规划问题

针对系数和决策变量均为模糊数的完全模糊双层线性规划问题,给出了此类问题的可行域及模糊最优解的定义;利用三角模糊数的排序函数法和比较运算性质,讨论了完全模糊双层线性规划问题的转化定理;基于这个转化定理,将完全模糊双层线性规划问题转化为确定性的双层线性规划问题进行求解。最后通过一个数值例子表明了求解方法的可行性。     

Linear bilevel multi-follower programming with independent followers

This paper considers a particular case of linear bilevel programming problems with one leader and multiple followers. In this model, the followers are independent, meaning that the objective function and the set of constraints of each follower only include the leader’s variables and his own variables. We prove that this problem can be reformulated into a linear bilevel problem with one leader and one follower by defining an adequate second level objective function and constraint region. In the second part of the paper we show that the results on the optimality of the linear bilevel problem with multiple independent followers presented in Shi et al. [The kth-best approach for linear bilevel multi-follower programming, J. Global Optim. 33, 563–578 (2005)] are based on a misconstruction of the inducible region.     

The <Emphasis Type="Italic">K</Emphasis>th-Best Approach for Linear Bilevel Multi-follower Programming

The majority of research on bilevel programming has centered on the linear version of the problem in which only one leader and one follower are involved. This paper addresses linear bilevel multi-follower programming (BLMFP) problems in which there is no sharing information among followers. It explores the theoretical properties of linear BLMFP, extends the Kth-best approach for solving linear BLMFP problems and gives a computational test for this approach.     

Fuzzy bilevel programming with multiple objectives and cooperative multiple followers

Classic bilevel programming deals with two level hierarchical optimization problems in which the leader attempts to optimize his/her objective, subject to a set of constraints and his/her follower’s solution. In modelling a real-world bilevel decision problem, some uncertain coefficients often appear in the objective functions and/or constraints of the leader and/or the follower. Also, the leader and the follower may have multiple conflicting objectives that should be optimized simultaneously. Furthermore, multiple followers may be involved in a decision problem and work cooperatively according to each of the possible decisions made by the leader, but with different objectives and/or constraints. Following our previous work, this study proposes a set of models to describe such fuzzy multi-objective, multi-follower (cooperative) bilevel programming problems. We then develop an approximation Kth-best algorithm to solve the problems.     

Bilevel linear programming with ambiguous objective function of the follower

Bilevel linear optimization problems are the linear optimization problems with two sequential decision steps of the leader and the follower. In this paper, we focus on the ambiguity of coefficients of the follower in his objective function that hinder the leader from exactly calculating the rational response of the follower. Under the assumption that the follower’s possible range of the ambiguous coefficient vector is known as a certain convex polytope, the leader can deduce the possible set of rational responses of the follower. The leader further assumes that the follower’s response is the worst-case scenario to his objective function, and then makes a decision according to the maximin criteria. We thus formulate the bilevel linear optimization problem with ambiguous objective function of the follower as a special kind of three-level programming problem. In our formulation, we show that the optimal solution locates on the extreme point and propose a solution method based on the enumeration of possible rational responses of the follower. A numerical example is used to illustrate our proposed computational method.     

Bundle Trust-Region Algorithm for Bilinear Bilevel Programming

The bilevel programming problem (BLPP) is equivalent to a two-person Stackelberg game in which the leader and follower pursue individual objectives. Play is sequential and the choices of one affect the choices and attainable payoffs of the other. The purpose of this paper is to investigate an extension of the linear BLPP where the objective functions of both players are bilinear. To overcome certain discontinuities in the master problem, a regularized term is added to the follower objective function. Using ideas from parametric programming, the generalized Jacobian and the pseudodifferential of the regularized follower solution function are computed. This allows us to develop a bundle trust-region algorithm. Convergence analysis of the proposed methodology is given.     

On a class of bilevel linear mixed-integer programs in adversarial settings

We consider a class of bilevel linear mixed-integer programs (BMIPs), where the follower’s optimization problem is a linear program. A typical assumption in the literature for BMIPs is that the follower responds to the leader optimally, i.e., the lower-level problem is solved to optimality for a given leader’s decision. However, this assumption may be violated in adversarial settings, where the follower may be willing to give up a portion of his/her optimal objective function value, and thus select a suboptimal solution, in order to inflict more damage to the leader. To handle such adversarial settings we consider a modeling approach referred to as \(\alpha \)-pessimistic BMIPs. The proposed method naturally encompasses as its special classes pessimistic BMIPs and max–min (or min–max) problems. Furthermore, we extend this new modeling approach by considering strong-weak bilevel programs, where the leader is not certain if the follower is collaborative or adversarial, and thus attempts to make a decision by taking into account both cases via a convex combination of the corresponding objective function values. We study basic properties of the proposed models and provide numerical examples with a class of the defender–attacker problems to illustrate the derived results. We also consider some related computational complexity issues, in particular, with respect to optimistic and pessimistic bilevel linear programs.     

An interval approach based on expectation optimization for fuzzy random bilevel linear programming problems

This paper considers a class of bilevel linear programming problems in which the coefficients of both objective functions are fuzzy random variables. The main idea of this paper is to introduce the Pareto optimal solution in a multi-objective bilevel programming problem as a solution for a fuzzy random bilevel programming problem. To this end, a stochastic interval bilevel linear programming problem is first introduced in terms of α-cuts of fuzzy random variables. On the basis of an order relation of interval numbers and the expectation optimization model, the stochastic interval bilevel linear programming problem can be transformed into a multi-objective bilevel programming problem which is solved by means of weighted linear combination technique. In order to compare different optimal solutions depending on different cuts, two criterions are given to provide the preferable optimal solutions for the upper and lower level decision makers respectively. Finally, a production planning problem is given to demonstrate the feasibility of the proposed approach.     

下层以最优值反应上层的两层线性规则

本文证明了下层以最优值反应上层的两层线性规划可转化为一线性Max-min问题，进而得出其与一双线性规划问题等价。基于此结论可以讨论这种特殊两层问题的几何性质，最优性条件及算法设计。     

Interactive fuzzy decision making method for solving bilevel programming problem

In this paper, an interactive fuzzy decision making method is proposed for solving bilevel programming problem. Introducing a new balance function, we consider the overall satisfactory balance between the leader and the follower. Then, a satisfactory solution can be obtained by the proposed method. Finally, numerical examples are reported to illustrate the feasibility of the proposed method.     

Bilevel optimization applied to strategic pricing in competitive electricity markets

In this paper, we present a bilevel programming formulation for the problem of strategic bidding under uncertainty in a wholesale energy market (WEM), where the economic remuneration of each generator depends on the ability of its own management to submit price and quantity bids. The leader of the bilevel problem consists of one among a group of competing generators and the follower is the electric system operator. The capability of the agent represented by the leader to affect the market price is considered by the model. We propose two solution approaches for this non-convex problem. The first one is a heuristic procedure whose efficiency is confirmed through comparisons with the optimal solutions for some instances of the problem. These optimal solutions are obtained by the second approach proposed, which consists of a mixed integer reformulation of the bilevel model. The heuristic proposed is also compared to standard solvers for nonlinearly constrained optimization problems. The application of the procedures is illustrated in case studies with configurations derived from the Brazilian power system.