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Heuristics for mixed integer linear and nonlinear programs
Branching rules in commercial MIP solversUsing CPLEX “solution pool” to count feasible pointsWhat are the tradeoffs between “exact” and Reinforcement Learning methods for solving optimization problemsIs there a fixed worst-case error bound for farthest-insertion?When to use indicator constraints versus big-M approaches in solving (mixed-)integer programsWhy is it important to choose big-M carefully and what are the consequences of doing it badly?Sensible and realistic way to model truck based transport costs depending on amountTightness of an LP relaxation without using objective functionSolving MIP in Java with free softwareHow to select a Constraint Programming Solver
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What are some primal heuristics that mixed-integer linear and nonlinear program solvers use to quickly obtain a reasonably good feasible solution?
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