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Optimal crashing of an activity network with disruptions
Haoxiang Yang
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David P. Morton
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Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences
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Active Networks
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Branch-and-cut
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Computationally Expensive
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Crash
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Decomposition Algorithm
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Linear Programming
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Mixed Integer Programming
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NP-hard
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Optimality Gap
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Optimization Problem
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Recourse Problem
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Sample Average Approximation
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Sampling numbers
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Solution Time
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Spatial Branching Processes
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Tight
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Two-stage Stochastic Integer Programming
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Variable Programming
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Computer Science
Activity Network
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Approximation (Algorithm)
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Branch and Cut
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Continuous Variable
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Integer Program
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Linear Programming
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Optimization Problem
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Mathematics
Continuous Variable
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Decomposition Algorithms
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Integer
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Linear Programming
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Optimality
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Sample Average
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Stochastics
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