The results show that basis-aware refinement and informative initial partitions substantially reduce solution times while keeping objective gaps small relative to the reference model, indicating that adaptive partitioning is a promising computational strategy for large-scale stochastic bilevel optimization.
A new representation for problems in which leader-follower interactions are captured by linear inequalities involving binary leader decisions is introduced, which uses a layered decision-diagram network whose paths encode the leader’s choices and whose terminal values represent the follower’s optimal objective value.
Leonardo Lozano, David Bergman, A. Ciré· Operational Research· 1 citation
The contribution is a proof that there exist measurable versions of intermediate value functions, which reveals regularity in addition, and a verification theorems allow stating traditional problem specifications in the novel setting with mathematical rigor.
Paul Dommel, Alois Pichler· Journal of Convex Analysis· 2 citations
This work proposes a smooth approximation of PBO through reformulation, penalization and regularization, and establishes convergence guarantees in terms of both minimizers and stationarity, and develops two single-loop algorithms for deterministic and stochastic PBOs, respectively.
Qi Cao, Bo Zeng, Shang-Zhi Zeng et al.· 0 citations
The results show that the heuristic closes the optimality gap for a significant portion of the considered instances and often practically outperforms both heuristic and exact benchmark approaches.
A Simheuristic method integrating Monte Carlo simulations within an Adaptive Large Neighborhood Search (SimALNS) to address the Stochastic Clustered Team Orienteering Problem (SCTOP), a variant of the recently defined CluTOP where travel times are non-negative random variables.
D. Ferone, P. Festa, Tommaso Pastore· Annals of Operations Researc...· 0 citations
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