A Continuous Optimization Model for Partial Digest Problem
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The pupose of this paper is modeling of Partial Digest Problem (PDP) as a mathematical programming problem. In this paper we present a new viewpoint of PDP. We formulate the PDP as a continuous optimization problem and develope a method to solve this problem. Finally we constract a linear programming model for the problem with an additional constraint. This later model can be solved by the simplex method in which a restricted basis-entry-rule is defined.
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volume 21 issue 2
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publication date 2010-06-01
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