Optimality conditions for a bilevel optimization problem in terms of KKT multipliers and convexificators

Gadhi, Nazih Abderrazzak; Lafhim, Lahoussine

doi:10.17535/crorr.2019.0026

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“…Decomposition cuts were developed in order to extend the concept of concavity cuts for deeper cuts [8,11,12]. Some other relevant research can also be found; see for example [2,4,5,14].…”

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A dual method for polar cuts in disjoint bilinear programming

Ding,

Ma,

Chen

et al. 2024

Croat. oper. res. rev. (Online)

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As one branch of deterministic approaches to disjoint bilinear programming, cutting plane methods are renowned for its ability to systematically reduce the search space by adding cutting planes that are able to cut off regions deemed infeasible or suboptimal. Polar cuts have been widely utilized as a dominating type of cut in terms of deepness. During the establishment of a polar cut, the modified Newton's method is employed to derive the cutting points along the positive or negative extensions of edges emanating from a local solution. Nonetheless, its performance can be further improved along the positive extensions. Drawing inspiration from integer programming, we develop a new approach based on the LP duality theory for this purpose. It re-formulates the original program with a piece-wise linear concave objective function as a single LP. Moreover, we propose a new technique to derive the edges as accommodation to degeneracy. Numerical results show that, by utilizing our newly developed dual method, computing time can be gradually saved as the percentage of generated cutting points along the positive extensions of edges rises.

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“…Decomposition cuts were developed in order to extend the concept of concavity cuts for deeper cuts [8,11,12]. Some other relevant research can also be found; see for example [2,4,5,14].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%