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Name | Am_2009_33dept_set1 |
Classification | nc|bc|d2 |
Problem type | quadratic_linear_ordering |
Description | single-row facility layout problem modeled as a quadratic linear ordering problem |
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Objective sense | min |
Variables | 530 (528 binary, 0 general integer, 2 continuous) |
Nonlinear variables | 2 |
Constraints | 10912 |
Nonlinear constraints | 1 |
Linear nonzeros | 32736 |
Nonlinear nonzeros | 11717 |
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Best known solution | Am_2009_33dept_set1.sol.gz |
Best known objective | 60704.5 |
Best known bound | 60704.5 |
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Originator | |
Formulator | Ulrike Pagacz |
Donator | taken from FLP Database | University of Waterloo |
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References |
Amaral2009
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Links |
FLP Database | University of Waterloo |
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Additional information | An instance of the single-row facility layout problem is formally
defined by n one-dimensional facilities with given positive lengths
and pairwise non-negative weights. The objective is to arrange the
facilities so as to minimize the total weighted sum of the
center-to-center distances between all pairs of facilities. This
problem can be modeled as a quadratic objective over linear ordering
variables.
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