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Battikh, Rabih. "La résοlutiοn de prοblème quadratique binaire par des méthοdes d'οptimisatiοn exactes et apprοchées." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Normandie, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024NORMLH20.
Full textIn this thesis, we presented a new hybrid algorithm (HA) for solving the unconstrained quadratic programming problem (UQP). This algorithm is based on the combination of a block of five special procedures and the simulated annealing method. Our procedures are very efficient and fast, but unfortunately, they sometimes get stuck in a local minimum. To overcome this drawback, we combined them with a simulated annealing algorithm. Then, we repeated these procedures several times to obtain the best solution using our hybrid algorithm.We noticed that the gap between the solution found by (HA) and the CPLEX software is very small, which implies the efficiency of our strategy. Moreover, we integrated our hybrid method into a semi-definite relaxation problem of (UQP) within a branch and bound strategy. To facilitate the resolution of (UQP), we suggest applying fixing criteria to reduce the size of the problem and speed up the process of obtaining an exact solution. The quality of the lower bound found by our code (QPTOSDP) is very good, but the execution time increases with the size of the problem. Numerical results prove the accuracy of our optimal solution and the efficiency and robustness of our approach.We extended the fixing criteria to the quadratic programming problem (QP), which in some cases allows reducing the dimension of the problem, or even solving it entirely by applying a repetition loop based on these criteria
Monnier, Jean-Baptiste. "Quelques contributions en classification, régression et étude d'un problème inverse en finance." Phd thesis, Université Paris-Diderot - Paris VII, 2011. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00650930.
Full textGueye, Serigne Abdoulaye. "Linéarisation et relaxation lagrangienne pour problèmes quadratiques en variables binaires." Avignon, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002AVIG0131.
Full textA quadratic 0/1 problem is an optimization problem where a quadratic objective function, subject to linear contraints, have to be minimized. In the general case, the problem is NP-Hard and arises in mathematical modeling of several real world applications. Exact methods, for solving the problem, are based on Branch-and-Bound scheme for which the corresponding lower bands may be divided in four groups : Semidefinite Relaxations, Lagrangean Relaxations, Posiform Methods and Linearization Techniques. In this thesis, linearization and lagrangean relaxation techniques have been particularly studied. Two instances of the general quadratic problem have been considered : "the graph bipartitioning problem and the unconstrained quadratic 0/1 problem". For the graph bipartitioning problem, an hybrid scheme, mixing linearization and lagrangean relaxations, have been proposed. The new scheme provides significative improvements compared to the state-of-the-art approaches. For the unconstrained quadratic 0/1 problem, a general linearization framework, unifying and generalizing the existing linearization techniques have been proposed. Based on this new framework, including many linear models, some new linearizations have been tested. In comparison with existing linearizations, many encouraging results have been noticed in the numerical tests
Wang, Yang. "Métaheuristiques pour l'optimisation quadratique en 0/1 à grande échelle et ses applications." Phd thesis, Université d'Angers, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00936210.
Full textBettiol, Enrico. "Column generation methods for quadratic mixed binary programming." Thesis, Paris 13, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA131073.
Full textNon linear programming problems. There are several solution methods in literature for these problems, which are, however, not always efficient in general, in particular for large scale problems. Decomposition strategies such as Column Generation have been developed in order to substitute the original problem with a sequence of more tractable ones. One of the most known of these techniques is Dantzig-Wolfe Decomposition: it has been developed for linear problems and it consists in solving a sequence of subproblems, called respectively master and pricing programs, which leads to the optimum. This method can be extended to convex non linear problems and a classic example of this, which can be seen also as a generalization of the Frank-Wolfe algorithm, is Simplicial Decomposition(SD).In this thesis we discuss decomposition algorithms for solving quadratic optimization problems. In particular, we start with quadratic convex problems, both continuous and mixed binary. Then we tackle the more general class of binary quadratically constrained, quadratic problems. In the first part, we concentrate on SD based-methods for continuous, convex quadratic programming. We introduce new features in the algorithms, for both the master and the pricing problems of the decomposition, and provide results for a wide set of instances, showing that our algorithm is really efficient if compared to the state-of-the-art solver Cplex. This first work is accepted for publication in the journal Computational Optimization and Applications.We then extend the SD-based algorithm to mixed binary convex quadratic problems;we embed the continuous algorithm in a branch and bound scheme that makes us able to exploit some properties of our framework. In this context again we obtain results which show that in some sets of instances this algorithm is still more efficient than Cplex,even with a very simple branch and bound algorithm. This work is in preparation for submission to a journal. In the second part of the thesis, we deal with a more general class of problems, that is quadratically constrained, quadratic problems, where the constraints can be quadratic and both the objective function and the constraints can be non convex. For this class of problems we extend the formulation to the matrix space of the products of variables; we study an algorithm based on Dantzig-Wolfe Decomposition that exploits a relaxation on the Boolean Quadric Polytope (BQP), which is strictly contained in the Completely Positive cone and hence in the cone of positive semi definite (PSD) matrices. This is a constructive algorithm to solve the BQP relaxation of a binary problem an dwe obtain promising results for the root node bound for some quadratic problems. We compare our results with those obtained by the Semi definite relaxation of the ad-hocsolver BiqCrunch. We also show that, for linearly constrained quadratic problems, our relaxation can provide the integer optimum, under certain assumptions. We further study block decomposed matrices and provide results on the so-called BQP-completion problem ; these results are connected to those of PSD and CPP matrices. We show that, given a BQP matrix with some unspecified elements, it can be completed to a full BQP matrix under some assumptions on the positions of the specified elements. This result is related to optimization problems. We propose a BQP-relaxation based on the block structure of the problem. We prove that it provides a lower bound for the previously introduced relaxation, and that in some cases the two formulations are equivalent. We also conjecture that the equivalence result holds if and only if its so-called specification graph is chordal. We provide computational results which show the improvement in the performance of the block-based relaxation, with respect to the unstructured relaxation, and which support our conjecture. This work is in preparation for submission to a journal
Books on the topic "Programmation quadratique binaire"
Li, Jian, Antonio De Maio, Guolong Cui, and Alfonso Farina. Radar Waveform Design Based on Optimization Theory. Institution of Engineering & Technology, 2020.
Find full textRadar Waveform Design Based on Optimization Theory. Institution of Engineering & Technology, 2020.
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