Stability and Robustness: Reliability in the World of Uncertainty

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OutlineThe World of UncertaintyRobust OptimizationStability AnalysisConclusionThe Robust Spanning Tree ProblemFor each spanning tree T in scenario s the deviation for T in scenarios is defined as:dev s T := cs T − minT ′ ∈T cs T ′.Let S be the set of all scenarios. For a given spanning tree T ∈ T Gthe worst-case scenario s T is defined as:s T := arg maxs∈S devs T .Yury NikulinStability and Robustness: Reliability in the World of Uncertainty
OutlineThe World of UncertaintyRobust OptimizationStability AnalysisConclusionThe Robust Spanning Tree ProblemThe robust deviation of T is given as:dev sTT:= csTT− min c sTT ′ ∈TT . ′GA spanning tree T 0 is said to be a robust spanning tree if it has thesmallest robust deviation among all spanning treesT 0 := arg minT ∈T Gdev sTT .Yury NikulinStability and Robustness: Reliability in the World of Uncertainty
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CPLEX results on complete graphs16/
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SA: preprocessing, initial solution
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SA: neighborhood search moveCase2.1
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Running time16/04/2009 Yury Nikulin
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Heuristics for Central Tree Problem
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Distance MeasureThe Central TreePro
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The CTP vs. MDTPThe Central TreePro
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Complexity of the CTPThe Central Tr
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Fuzzy sets28/04/2009 Yury Nikulin,
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Comparison of fuzzy numbers:strong
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Maximal and Minimalfuzzy numbersμ(
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Fuzzy maximum and minimum28/04/2009
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Statistical data about flight delay
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Possibility distribution28/04/2009
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