Solving convex location problems with gauges in polynomial time

Solving convex location problems with gauges in polynomial time

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Article ID: iaor200971938
Country: Belgium
Volume: 14
Issue: 1
Start Page Number: 153
End Page Number: 171
Publication Date: Jun 2000
Journal: Studies in Locational Analysis
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Keywords: gauge algorithms
Abstract:

An interior point algorithm for solving continuous single- or multi- facility location problems is presented. Distances can be measured with arbitrary, possibly nonsymmetric gauges, while the globalizing function value is assumed to be a convex quadratic and monotonically nondecreasing function. Using the notion of self-concordant barrier functions, it is shown that the algorithm computes an epsilon-approximation to the minimum of the objective function with a number of floating point operations which is bounded by a polynomial in the input size and log(1/ϵ). The algorithm can be extended to the case in which the globalizing function contains additionally the maximum

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