Article | REF: S7211 V1

Discrete optimization

Authors: Marie-Claude PORTMANN, Ammar OULAMARA

Publication date: December 10, 2006

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2. Algorithm and problem complexity

For any problem, we associate a size n which is proportional to the length of the data contained in the statement (neglecting calculations whose duration does not depend on the number of data contained in the statement). For the examples presented in 1 , the personnel assignment problem is of size m × n, the office layout problem is of size n 2 , the investment choice...

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