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Optimization, Discrete Mathematics and Applications to Data Sciences

Edited by Ashkan Nikeghbali (), Panos M. Pardalos () and Michael Th. Rassias ()

in Springer Optimization and Its Applications from Springer, currently edited by Pardalos, Panos, Thai, My T. and Du, Ding-Zhu

Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-78369-2
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On the Morphism 1 → 121 $$1 \to 121$$, 2 → 12221 $$2 \to 12221$$
Jean-Paul Allouche
Polynomials and Combinatorial Identities
Horst Alzer
Rainbow Greedy Matching Algorithms
Patrick Bennett, Colin Cooper and Alan Frieze
Predictive Models of Non-Performing Loans: The Case of Greece
A. Donatou, M. Stefanakos, K. Pappas and J. Leventides
The Cost of Detection in Interaction Testing
Ryan E. Dougherty
On the Study of Cycle Chains Representing Non-reversible Markov Chains Associated with Random Walks with Jumps in Fixed Environments
Chrysoula Ganatsiou, Ilias K. Savvas and Apostolos Xenakis
Applying Distance Measures for Discrete Data
Christos Kitsos and Stavros Fatouros
Demand Aggregation and Mid-Term Energy Planning Problem on the Business Layer
Maria Livada, Evangelos Melas and Nick C. Poulios
Factor Fitting, Rank Allocation, and Partitioning in Multilevel Low Rank Matrices
Tetiana Parshakova, Trevor Hastie, Eric Darve and Stephen Boyd
A Code-Based Watermarking Scheme for the Protection of Authenticity of Medical Images
Iosif Polenakis, Vasileios Vouronikos, Nikolaos Vouronikos, Maria Chroni and Stavros D. Nikolopoulos
The Minimum Cost Energy Flow Problem Under Demand Uncertainty. Effect on Optimal Solution, Variability, Worst- and Best-Case Scenarios
Nick C. Poulios, Evangelos Melas and Maria Livada
A Mathematical Study of the Braess’s Paradox Within a Network Comprising Four Nodes, Five Edges, and Linear Time Functions
Costas Poulios, Evangelos Melas, Nick C. Poulios, Maria Livada and John Leventides
On Similiarities Between Two Global Optimization Algorithms Based on Different (Bayesian and Lipschitzian) Approaches
Antanas Žilinskas

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