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The interactive fixed charge linear programming problem

S. Selcuk Erenguc and Harold P. Benson

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1986, vol. 33, issue 2, 157-177

Abstract: In many decision‐making situations, each activity that can be undertaken may have associated with it both a fixed and a variable cost. Recently, we have encountered serveral practical problems in which the fixed cost of undertaking an activity depends upon which other activities are also undertaken. To our knowledge, no existing optimization model can accomodate such a fixed cost structure. To do so, we have therefore developed a new model called the interactive fixed charge linear programming problem (IFCLP). In this paper we present and motivate problem (IFCLP), study some of its characteristics, and present a finite branch and bound algorithm for solving it. We also discuss the main properties of this algorithm.

Date: 1986
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