Sensitivity analysis in linear semi-infinite programming via partitions

Sensitivity analysis in linear semi-infinite programming via partitions

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Article ID: iaor20102607
Volume: 35
Issue: 1
Start Page Number: 14
End Page Number: 26
Publication Date: Feb 2010
Journal: Mathematics of Operations Research
Authors: , ,
Keywords: Programming (semi-infinite)
Abstract:

This paper provides sufficient conditions for the optimal value function of a given linear semi-infinite programming (LSIP) problem to depend linearly on the size of the perturbations, when these perturbations involve either the cost coefficients or the right-hand side function or both, and they are sufficiently small. Two kinds of partitions are considered. The first concerns the effective domain of the optimal value as a function of the cost coefficients and consists of maximal regions on which this value function is linear. The second class of partitions considered in this paper concerns the index set of the constraints through a suitable extension of the concept of optimal partition from ordinary to LSIP. These partitions provide convex sets, in particular, segments, on which the optimal value is a linear function of the size of the perturbations, for the three types of perturbations considered in this paper.

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