Computer-based algorithms for multiple criteria and multiple constraint level integer linear programming
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0899 Other Information and Computing Sciences, Branch-and-bound algorithm, Integer solutions, ResPubID18727, branch-and-bound algorithm, Integer programming, integer solutions, 004, 510, C++ syntax, multicriteria and multiconstraint level linear programming, Computational Mathematics, branch-and-partition algorithm, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Multicriteria and multiconstraint level linear programming, Modelling and Simulation, Polyhedral combinatorics, branch-and-bound, branch-and-cut, School of Engineering and Science, Branch-and-partition algorithm, Multi-objective and goal programming
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