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arXiv paper proposes iteratively reweighted least squares for fixed-charge network flow
A new arXiv study, cross-listed in AI and machine learning, tackles the fixed-charge network flow problem, where continuous flow decisions are intertwined with binary choices about which arcs to activate. The authors introduce a method based on iteratively reweighted least squares to discover the support of active arcs, addressing a computationally hard model that underpins many network design and resource allocation tasks. The work offers an alternative optimization perspective on a classic combinatorial challenge.
arXivNetwork Designcombinatorial optimizationfixed-charge network flowiteratively reweighted least squaresresource-allocation
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arXiv cs.AISupport Discovery With Iteratively Reweighted Least Squares for Fixed-Charge Network Flow ↗SEP 10 04:00 UTC
arXiv cs.LGSupport Discovery With Iteratively Reweighted Least Squares for Fixed-Charge Network Flow ↗SEP 10 04:00 UTC