矩形图元下料问题的优化模型

本对下料问题中的一刀切原则给出了一个数学描述,从而给出了一个关于矩形料板约束二维一刀切下料问题的优化模型。     

实用下料优化问题模型建立及解法

“下料问题(cuttingstockproblem)”是把相同形状的一些原材料分割加工成若干个不同规格大小的零件的问题,此类问题在工程技术和工业生产中有着重要和广泛的应用.本文首先以材料最省为原则建立模型,采用分层基因算法模型求解出模型的解,若此结果不符合时间限制条件,则通过以客户时间需求为第一目标的分组抽样模型处理后,再借助分层基因算法给出该模型的最优解.     

实用下料的数学模型

考虑到整数规划模型的下料方式数量难以穷尽的问题,本文以原材料最少为目标,采用启发式多级序列线性优化的方法建立一维下料模型.对于二维下料问题,采用降维启发式的方法即通过形成“板条”把二维下料问题化为一维下料问题.     

下料问题数学模型研究

本文讨论了关于合理下料问题线性规则模型的建立，给出了该问题正确的线性规划模型，用反例说明了某些模型的错误并进行了分析。     

与装箱（切割）问题有关的数论结果

在生产与储运领域,把（小的）矩形货物装入（大的）矩形箱子是一项重要的工作。本文回答了以下的问题：设有一个长度为X的一维箱子以及设有两种（或三种）长度分别为α,b （或α,b,c)的人货物许多,问在什么条件下,可以（或不能）用这些货物（假定货物数量不限）装满箱子？或当两（或三）种货物的长度α,b（或α,b,c）给定时,一维箱子的长度X为多大时,用这两（ 或三）种货物能或不能装满箱子？不能被这些货物装满的箱子有多少个？     

一种求解分组0-1背包问题的动态规划法

研究了分组0-1背包问题,提出了一种动态规划解决方法,在物品总数为n个和背包承重量为W时,递推过程的复杂度为O(nW),回溯过程的复杂度为O(n).计算实例表明利用该方法易于找到最优解.     

背包问题的两阶段动态规划算法

本文通过理论分析给出了背包问题的两阶段动态规划算法，用例题说明了其求解过程。在计算机上运用本文所述算法和背包问题的动态规划算法求解了大量例题。解题实践说明，对于大中型背包问题，两阶段动态规划算法由于只要求对少量变量进行排序而使解题时间大为缩短，是一种值得推荐的算法。     

整数Bottleneck问题的一个算法

文[1]、[2]讨论了极大极小目标函数的规划问题,并举例说明了在军事、经济等许多领域中都有着极其重要的应用,但在实际问题中,又常常遇到变量要求取整数值的瓶颈问题,即出现了如下整数瓶颈问题     

呼叫中心坐席人员排班问题优化模型与算法研究

国内呼叫企业在保证每个坐席人员周内当值相同班次情况下,通过灵活安排周内当班日期与班次来制定排班方案。针对该实际排班场景,构建问题整数规划模型。通过对问题数据特征及优化性质分析,以及对班次人力有效满足区段电话服务需求的量化指标表征,分别提出两个构造性启发式算法。使用企业实例数据对模型算法进行计算实验。实验结果显示,整数规划模型适合于求解小规模排班问题最优解,而启发式算法能够以小计算成本获得大规模排班问题优化解。最后讨论保证员工上班规律性的同班次用工制度对企业人力成本控制的影响。     

有交货时间限制的大规模实用下料问题

研究的是有交货时间限制的单一原材料下料问题(规模较大).对于一维下料问题,本文得到一个有各自交货时间的模型.针对该模型提出一种新的算法:DP贪婪算法.计算结果是总用料800根即可完成需求任务,材料利用率为99.6%.对于二维下料问题,在一维的基础上建立了二维的求解模型,运用我们自己设计的降维思想结合一维的DP贪婪算法,给出解决该模型的算法.计算结果是总用料451块即可完成需求任务,材料利用率位99.2%.算法设计时考虑了普遍的情况,所以算法在解决大多数实际下料问题,特别是大规模下料问题时是切实有效的.     

二维实用下料问题的数学模型及较优解

二维下料问题是2004年首届全国部分高校研究生数学建模竞赛B题.建立了二维下料问题的数学模型,找到了用料451块,下料方式数为37的较优解,并证明了此问题总用料的下界是449块.     

Branch-and-Price Algorithms for the One-Dimensional Cutting Stock Problem

We compare two branch-and-price approaches for the cutting stock problem. Each algorithm is based on a different integer programming formulation of the column generation master problem. One formulation results in a master problem with 0–1 integer variables while the other has general integer variables. Both algorithms employ column generation for solving LP relaxations at each node of a branch-and-bound tree to obtain optimal integer solutions. These different formulations yield the same column generation subproblem, but require different branch-and-bound approaches. Computational results for both real and randomly generated test problems are presented.     

A Hybrid Algorithm for the Non-Guillotine Cutting Problem

In this article, a meta-heuristic method to solve the non-guillotine cutting stock problem is proposed. The method is based on a combination between the basic principles of the constructive and evolutive methods. With an adequate management of the parameters involved, the method allows regulation of the solution quality to computational effort relationship. This method is applied to a particular case of cutting problems, with which the computational behaviors is evaluated. In fact, 1000 instances of the problem have been classified according to their combinatorial degree and then the efficiency and robustness of the method have been tested. The final results conclude that the proposed method generates an average error close to 2.18% with respect to optimal solutions. It has also been verified that the method yields solutions for all of the instances examined; something that has not been achieved with an exact constructive method, which was also implemented. Comparison of the running times demonstrates the superiority of the proposed method as compared with the exact method.     

Rapid Prototyping of Optimization Algorithms Using COIN-OR: A Case Study Involving the Cutting-Stock Problem

The rate at which research ideas can be prototyped is significantly increased when re-useable software components are employed. A mission of the Computational Infrastructure for Operations Research (COIN-OR) initiative is to promote the development and use of re-useable open-source tools for operations research professionals. In this paper, we introduce the COIN-OR initiative and survey recent progress in integer programming that utilizes COIN-OR components. In particular, we present an implementation of an algorithm for finding integer-optimal solutions to a cutting-stock problem.     

考虑生产计划的多周期切割问题优化研究

切割生产广泛存在于工业企业,是原材料加工的重要环节。已有文献主要关注单周期切割问题,但是切割计划也是生产计划的一部分,切割计划和生产计划应该协调优化,达到全局最优。本文研究考虑生产计划的多周期切割问题,目标是最小化运营成本,包括准备成本、切割成本、库存成本以及母材消耗成本。首先建立混合整数规划模型;提出动态规划启发式算法;最后对算例在多种情境下测试,分析成本因子变化对最优结果的影响。算法结果与CPLEX最优结果比较,平均误差为1.85%,表明算法是有效的。     

The Model for Two-dimensional Layout Optimization Problem with Performance Constraints and Its Optimality Function

This paper studies the two-dimensional layout optimization problem.An optimization model withperformance constraints is presented.The layout problem is partitioned into finite subproblems in terms ofgraph theory,in such a way of that each subproblem overcomes its on-off nature optimal variable.A minimaxproblem is constructed that is locally equivalent to each subproblem.By using this minimax problem,we presentthe optimality function for every subproblem and prove that the first order necessary optimality condition issatisfied at a point if and only if this point is a zero of optimality function.     

A Center Cutting Plane Algorithm for a Likelihood Estimate Problem

We describe a method for solving the maximum likelihood estimate problem of a mixing distribution, based on an interior cutting plane algorithm with cuts through analytic centers. From increasingly refined discretized statistical problem models we construct a sequence of inner non-linear problems and solve them approximately applying a primal-dual algorithm to the dual formulation. Refining the statistical problem is equivalent to adding cuts to the inner problems.     

条形装箱问题的优化模型和增广Lagrange算法

This paper formulates a two-dimensional strip packing problem as a non-linear programming(NLP)problem and establishes the first-order optimality con-ditions for the NLP problem.A numerical algorithm for solving this NLP problemis given to find exact solutions to strip-packing problems involving up to 10 items.Approximate solutions can be found for big-sized problems by decomposing the setof items into small-sized blocks of which each block adopts the proposed numericalalgorithm.Numerical results show that the approximate solutions to big-sized prob-lems obtained by this method are superior to those by NFDH,FFDH and BFDHapproaches.