Course
Integer Linear Programming
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Teacher(s)Wout Dullaert, Markus Leitner
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Research fieldSupply Chain Analytics
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DatesPeriod 5 - May 02, 2022 to Jul 15, 2022
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Course typeField
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Program yearFirst
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Credits3
Course description
External participants
are invited to register for this course. (PhD) students register here,
others register here.
More information on course registration and course fees can be found here.
The main topics addressed in this course are:
- Mathematical modelling via Linear Programming (LP) and Integer Linear Programming (ILP);
- Types of objectives and constraints in LPs and ILPs;
- Network models in LP (transportation, assignment, transhipment, min-cost flow, shortest path, max-flow, critical path analysis);
- Validation and interpretation of LPs and sensitivity analysis;
- Use of discrete variables and types of constraints in ILP;
- Special types of ILPs (set covering/packing/partitioning, knapsack, traveling salesman, and vehicle routing);
- Use of OpenSolver and/or Pyomo (Python) to solve LPs and ILPs.
Course literature
Textbook:
Model Building in Mathematical Programming 5th edition, written by H. Paul Williams, published by Wiley, ISBN: 978-1-118-44333-0.
Lecture notes available on Canvas.