Special Facilities in a General Mathematical Programming System for Non-Convex Problems Using Ordered Sets of Variables¶
Beale, E. M. L., & Tomlin, J. A. (1970). Special Facilities in a General Mathematical Programming System for Non-Convex Problems Using Ordered Sets of Variables. Operational Research '69 (Tavistock).
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- Special Ordered Set
- Standard SOS definitions impose at most one or two
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- Standard SOS definitions impose at most one or two
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