Métodos de Pontos Interiores Aplicados a Problemas de Multifluxo com Restrições Adicionais
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https://doi.org/10.5540/tema.2002.03.01.0041Abstract
O objetivo deste trabalho é formular e resolver o problema de planejamento e controle da manufatura pelo modelo de grafos, desenvolvendo métodos de pontos interiores que exploram em diferentes graus a esparsidade do problema. O desempenho computacional dos métodos é comparado para dados de problemas testes reais.References
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