Annals of Operations Research, Volume 166 (original) (raw)

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Volume 166, Number 1, February 2009

Applied Mathematical Programming and Modelling (APMOD06)

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    Antonio Alonso-Ayuso, Laureano F. Escudero, Andrés Ramos:
    Introduction to the special issue on APMOD06. 1-4
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    William T. Ziemba:
    Use of stochastic and mathematical programming in portfolio theory and practice. 5-22
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    Tianshi Jiao, Jiming Peng, Tamás Terlaky:
    A confidence voting process for ranking problems based on support vector machines. 23-38
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    Herminia I. Calvete, Carmen Galé, Pedro M. Mateo:
    A genetic algorithm for solving linear fractional bilevel problems. 39-56
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    Rubén Ruiz-Torrubiano, Alberto Suárez:
    A hybrid optimization approach to index tracking. 57-71
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    Gonglin Yuan, Xiwen Lu:
    A modified PRP conjugate gradient method. 73-90
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    Hongying Fei, Chengbin Chu, Nadine Meskens:
    Solving a tactical operating room planning problem by a column-generation-based heuristic procedure with four criteria. 91-108
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    Diego J. Pedregal, Fausto Pedro García Márquez, Clive Roberts:
    An algorithmic approach for maintenance management based on advanced state space systems and harmonic regressions. 109-124
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    Ramiro Varela, Camino R. Vela, Jorge Puente, María R. Sierra, Inés González Rodríguez:
    An effective solution for a real cutting stock problem in manufacturing plastic rolls. 125-146
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    Mohammad S. Sabbagh, Richard M. Soland:
    An improved partial enumeration algorithm for integer programming problems. 147-161

Applied Mathematical Programming and Modelling (APMOD06)

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    Grammatoula Papaioannou, John M. Wilson:
    Fuzzy extensions to Integer Programming models of cell-formation problems in machine scheduling. 163-181
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    Alberto Olivares, Javier M. Moguerza:
    Improving directions of negative curvature in an efficient manner. 183-201
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    Les R. Foulds, Bilal Toklu, John M. Wilson:
    Modelling either-or relations in integer programming. 203-222
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    Antonio Alonso-Ayuso, Laureano F. Escudero, Celeste Pizarro:
    On SIP algorithms for minimizing the mean-risk function in the multi-period single-source problem under uncertainty. 223-242
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    Josep Freixas, Xavier Molinero:
    On the existence of a minimum integer representation for weighted voting systems. 243-260
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    Sona Kilianová, Georg Ch. Pflug:
    Optimal pension fund management under multi-period risk minimization. 261-270
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    Roman V. Efremov, Georgy K. Kamenev:
    Properties of a method for polyhedral approximation of the feasible criterion set in convex multiobjective problems. 271-279
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    Ethem Çanakoglu, Süleyman Özekici:
    Portfolio selection in stochastic markets with exponential utility functions. 281-297
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    Cesar Beltran-Royo:
    The radar method: an effective line search for piecewise linear concave functions. 299-312
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    Robert Fourer, Horand I. Gassmann, Jun Ma, R. Kipp Martin:
    An XML-based schema for stochastic programs. 313-337
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    George Zioutas, Leonidas S. Pitsoulis, Antonios Avramidis:
    Quadratic mixed integer programming and support vectors for deleting outliers in robust regression. 339-353
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    Jesús M. Latorre, Santiago Cerisola, Andrés Ramos, Rafael Palacios:
    Analysis of stochastic problem decomposition algorithms in computational grids. 355-373

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