A Demyanov-type modification for generalized linear programming

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Lawphongpanich, Siriphong
Hearn, Donald W.
Date
1987-12Metadata
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Hern and Lawphongpanich (1987) studied the properties of the direction formed by taking the difference of two successive dual iterates of generalized linear programming (GLP), and pointed out that this direction is also solution to an associated direction finding problem. This study shows that this direction finding problem belongs to a new class of direction finding problems and propose a modification of GLP in which its original direction finding problems is replaced by another in this new class. This new direction finding problem is similar to the one used by Demyanov for minimax problems and guarantees an ascent direction for the dual function. Finally, we state and prove the convergence for the modified GLP.
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NPS-55-87-016Related items
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