Titlebook: High Performance Optimization; Hans Frenk,Kees Roos,Shuzhong Zhang Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Finite.algorit

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Katsuki Fujisawa,Mituhiro Fukuda,Masakazu Kojima,Kazuhide Nakataes are represented by individual autonomous cells, which offer a dedicated RPC interface as connection to the Internet, they can be used from anywhere. This means it is quite easy to take a local GUI client for an autonomous coordination cell and use it miles away on a separate computer to control t

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Aharon Ben-Tal,Tamar Margalit,Arkadi Nemirovskies are contrasted to establish if there is an algorithmic similarity. So, under the conjecture that both algorithms are equivalent in terms of the objective function and the configuration of the groups they generate. The objective of this work focuses on comparing the optima and centroids (medoids a

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John E. Mitchell,Brian BorchersEEs and the low number of inspectors in general. We proposed a prediction model based on a machine learning approach. The method was trained with the random forest algorithm with historical data provided by each SEE. Three consecutive periods of data were concatenated. The proposed method uses these

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Yee Lo Keung,Jun Zouhour and minute); (ii). The last . one-minute pseudo-returns, where . is the sliding window size parameter; (iii). The last . one-minute standard deviations of the price; (iv). The last . trend indicator, computed as the slope of the linear model fitted using the transaction prices inside a particul

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Yurii Nesterovthe study of these sounds does not have a universal protocol for the sampling and reduction of large quantities of data that it produces. This paper proposes to use a neural network to optimize the sampling of soundscapes of three Colombian ecosystems. The neural network is trained to identify meani

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Polynomiality of Path-Following Methodsior point methods. This method turns out to be suited for solving semidefinite programming problems as well. In this chapter, we propose a framework for analyzing primal-dual path-following algorithms for semidefinite programming. Our framework is a direct extension of the .-space approach, which wa