The following is a simple mixed integer programming problem. Details can be found in Example 3.8 in the "Examples" section.

Example 3.8: A Simple Integer Program Recall the linear programming problem presented in the "Introduction to Mathematical Programming" chapter. In that problem, a firm produces two products, ...

The subject of this paper is a classification and discussion of algorithms for solution of nonlinear pure integer programming problems. The survey is organized by characterizing the mathematical form ...

Mathematical programming discriminant analysis models must be normalised to prevent the generation of discriminant functions in which the variable coefficients and the constant term are zero. This ...

The feasibility pump is a well-established primal heuristic for mixed integer programming (MIP) that alternates between solving a linear programming (LP) relaxation of the original problem and ...