Linear one-dimensional cutting-packing problems: numerical experiments with the sequential value correction method (SVC) and a modified branch-and-bound method (MBB)

Two algorithms for the one-dimensional cutting problem, namely, a modified branch-and-bound method (exact method) and a heuristic sequential value correction method are suggested. In order to obtain a reliable assessment of the efficiency of the algorithms, hard instances of the problem were conside...

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Main Authors: Mukhacheva E.A., Belov G.N., Kartack V.M., Mukhacheva A.S.
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Language:English
Published: Sociedade Brasileira de Pesquisa Operacional 2000-01-01
Series:Pesquisa Operacional
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spelling doaj-08c9b48692f541658e512ba8ede5f2542020-11-24T21:27:57ZengSociedade Brasileira de Pesquisa OperacionalPesquisa Operacional0101-74381678-51422000-01-01202153168Linear one-dimensional cutting-packing problems: numerical experiments with the sequential value correction method (SVC) and a modified branch-and-bound method (MBB)Mukhacheva E.A.Belov G.N.Kartack V.M.Mukhacheva A.S.Two algorithms for the one-dimensional cutting problem, namely, a modified branch-and-bound method (exact method) and a heuristic sequential value correction method are suggested. In order to obtain a reliable assessment of the efficiency of the algorithms, hard instances of the problem were considered and from the computational experiment it seems that the efficiency of the heuristic method appears to be superior to that of the exact one, taking into account the computing time of the latter. A detailed description of the two methods is given along with suggestions for their improvements.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0101-74382000000200002packingcuttingpseudo-valuesbranch-and-bound method
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author Mukhacheva E.A.
Belov G.N.
Kartack V.M.
Mukhacheva A.S.
spellingShingle Mukhacheva E.A.
Belov G.N.
Kartack V.M.
Mukhacheva A.S.
Linear one-dimensional cutting-packing problems: numerical experiments with the sequential value correction method (SVC) and a modified branch-and-bound method (MBB)
Pesquisa Operacional
packing
cutting
pseudo-values
branch-and-bound method
author_facet Mukhacheva E.A.
Belov G.N.
Kartack V.M.
Mukhacheva A.S.
author_sort Mukhacheva E.A.
title Linear one-dimensional cutting-packing problems: numerical experiments with the sequential value correction method (SVC) and a modified branch-and-bound method (MBB)
title_short Linear one-dimensional cutting-packing problems: numerical experiments with the sequential value correction method (SVC) and a modified branch-and-bound method (MBB)
title_full Linear one-dimensional cutting-packing problems: numerical experiments with the sequential value correction method (SVC) and a modified branch-and-bound method (MBB)
title_fullStr Linear one-dimensional cutting-packing problems: numerical experiments with the sequential value correction method (SVC) and a modified branch-and-bound method (MBB)
title_full_unstemmed Linear one-dimensional cutting-packing problems: numerical experiments with the sequential value correction method (SVC) and a modified branch-and-bound method (MBB)
title_sort linear one-dimensional cutting-packing problems: numerical experiments with the sequential value correction method (svc) and a modified branch-and-bound method (mbb)
publisher Sociedade Brasileira de Pesquisa Operacional
series Pesquisa Operacional
issn 0101-7438
1678-5142
publishDate 2000-01-01
description Two algorithms for the one-dimensional cutting problem, namely, a modified branch-and-bound method (exact method) and a heuristic sequential value correction method are suggested. In order to obtain a reliable assessment of the efficiency of the algorithms, hard instances of the problem were considered and from the computational experiment it seems that the efficiency of the heuristic method appears to be superior to that of the exact one, taking into account the computing time of the latter. A detailed description of the two methods is given along with suggestions for their improvements.
topic packing
cutting
pseudo-values
branch-and-bound method
url http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0101-74382000000200002
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