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8 months agoCommunity Manager
A specific separation procedure, $(l,S)$ Inequalities, to solve the lot-sizing problem
Dear support team, I have tried to use a specific separation procedure, $(l, S)$ Inequalities, to solve the lot-sizing problem proposed in the references, like Algorithm and formulations for lot siz...
FICO
8 months agoCommunity Manager
Dear Christian,
Many thanks for your detailed explanation, and also, I am sorry for my late answer.
I think what you mentioned in the second bullet is very similar to what I am interested in.
Please let me check something, and will get back to you if I have any further questions.
All the best
Abbas
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