Week 8 - Integer programming Flashcards

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What are the 4 types of integer programming problems?

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  • Pure integer solutions - all decisions must have integer solutions
  • Mixed integer programming - Some must have decision variables
  • Pure binary integer programming - all decisions variables are binary (0 or 1)
  • Mixed binary programming - (some decision variables are binary, other decision variables are integer or continuous
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What are the two basic properties of an integer linear program?

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  • The objective function and all constraints are linear functions of the decision variables
  • Variables may be continuous, meaning that they may assume any real value
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How to answer integer programming questions? (5)

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• Write down max profit formula: max profit = (x) product a + (x) product b
• list the constraints such as the tasks in the question with the time each product uses for each task and the max they can use
• Plot graph with the two products either side
• plot the curves with the tasks and market mix constraints
• Find feasible region and optimal solution

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What is the half-space?

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Is where a set of points are on one side and points lying there can be potential solutions to the optimisation problem

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5
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Where is the feasible region

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Below the finishing constraint and above marketing constraint

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How to find the optimal solution? (2)

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  • Find the last point in feasible region that the profit line will cross
  • Use that coordinate and put into max profit formula
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