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SUMMARY:Seminar: Computational Progress in Linear and Mixed Integer Programming
DESCRIPTION:Title: Computational Progress in Linear and Mixed Integer ProgrammingSpeaker: Dr. Robert BixbyAffiliation: GurobiLocation: CPSE seminar room (C615 Roderic Hill)Time: 11:00am \nAbstract.  We will look at the progress in linear and mixed-integer programming software over the last 25 years.   As a result of this progress\, modern linear programming codes are now capable of robustly and efficiently solving instances with multiple millions of variables and constraints.   With these linear programming advances as a foundation\, mixed-integer programming then provides the modeling framework and solution technology that enables the overwhelming majority of present-day business planning and scheduling applications\, and is the key technology behind prescriptive analytics.   The performance improvements in mixed-integer programming code overs the last 25 years have been nothing short of remarkable\, well beyond those of linear programming and have transformed this technology into an out-of-the box tool with applications to an almost unlimited range of real-world problems.   \nAbout the speaker.
URL:http://optimisation.doc.ic.ac.uk/event/seminar-computational-progress-in-linear-and-mixed-integer-programming/
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