In this paper we address non-convex Mixed-Integer Non-Linear Programs where the non-convexity is manifested as the sum of non-convex univariate functions. Motivated by the Sequential Convex Mixed Integer Non Linear Programming technique, we comparethe three classical different formulations for piecewise problems: the incremental model, the multiple choice model, and the convex combination model. For piecewise-linear functions, these models are known to be equivalent. We show that this is not the case forpiecewise-convex functions, where one of the three formulations is weaker than the other two. Computational results on a target application illustrate the practical impact of this property.
Comparing Formulations for Piecewise Convex Problems
A Frangioni;C Gentile
2020
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In this paper we address non-convex Mixed-Integer Non-Linear Programs where the non-convexity is manifested as the sum of non-convex univariate functions. Motivated by the Sequential Convex Mixed Integer Non Linear Programming technique, we comparethe three classical different formulations for piecewise problems: the incremental model, the multiple choice model, and the convex combination model. For piecewise-linear functions, these models are known to be equivalent. We show that this is not the case forpiecewise-convex functions, where one of the three formulations is weaker than the other two. Computational results on a target application illustrate the practical impact of this property.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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