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Reusable Benders cuts for bi-objective mixed integer linear programming

  • Duleabom An (Vortragende*r)
  • Parragh, S. (Mitwirkende*r)
  • Chungmok Lee (Mitwirkende*r)

Aktivität: Vortrag oder PräsentationVortrag nach Bewerbung und AuswahlScience-to-science

Beschreibung

We investigate bi-objective mixed integer linear programming problems to which Benders decomposition can be applied. Benders decomposition is a widely used technique for exploiting problem structures that arise in real-world applications, including supply chain network design problems. Typically, the Benders master problem concerns the strategic decisions such as the facility location decisions while the Benders subproblem deals with the operational decisions, such as commodity flow. Our study focuses on a sustainable supply chain network design problem that aims to minimise both economic and environmental objectives. To address the two objective nature of the problem, we employ the weighted-sum method. The following issue then is that we repeatedly have to solve similar problems with different weight values. To tackle this, we propose a simple way to reuse the generated Benders cuts in subsequent iterations of the weighted sum method. The underlying idea is that if the weights are similar, the Benders master problem would not require too many new Benders cuts to be generated, enabling us to start the Benders decomposition for the master problem with some pre-generated Benders cuts.
Zeitraum31 Aug. 2023
EreignistitelInternational Conference on Operations Research (OR) 2023
VeranstaltungstypKonferenz
OrtDeutschlandAuf Karte anzeigen

Wissenschaftszweige

  • 502 Wirtschaftswissenschaften
  • 502028 Produktionswirtschaft
  • 502017 Logistik
  • 502050 Wirtschaftsinformatik
  • 102 Informatik
  • 101016 Optimierung
  • 502037 Standortplanung
  • 101015 Operations Research

JKU-Schwerpunkte

  • Digital Transformation
  • Sustainable Development: Responsible Technologies and Management