Questions tagged [quadratic-programming]
For questions on quadratic programming, methods to solve them and related solvers. Use this tag along with (optimization).
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Sequential quadratic programming source
What are the good text books to learn SQP? Are there any online courses that you can suggest?
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Assignment problem where assignments must be done sequentially
I have a weird planning problem. I think it falls under the assignment category, but I'm not sure because I'm not familiar with assignment problems, and also because there is a "temporal" angle to it, ...
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Why is there a constant in the objective function of the *best subset selection problem*?
This article presents the following formulation of the best subset selection problem
$$\min_{\|\beta\|_0\leq k}\frac{1}{2}\|y-X\beta\|^2_2$$
I wonder where the $1/2$ comes from. Help appreciated.
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For subset selection regression as a mixed integer program, how tightly should the bounding box be set?
When solving best subset regression as a mixed integer program, how do you decide how tightly to bound the range of values of the $X$ values? When the box is tight, the solver finds a solution ...
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Integer programming problem with simple quadratic objective function in Python
I have $n$ objects that need to be divided among $k$ groups. Each group must receive at least $5$ objects. In addition, the percentage of objects in group $i$ should be as close as possible to $p_i$ ...
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Convexity of a QP
In quadratic programming (QP), you encounter an objective of the following form:
$$x^TQx + c^Tx$$
and often it's desirable to know if the QP is convex. One method to check for convexity is by ...
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How can I model regression with an asymmetric loss function?
Mosek provided a concrete example of using the Huber loss function,
Huber loss, which is great!
One problem I am trying to tackle is to use asymmetric loss, as described in the answer of asymmetric ...
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Are there any real-world problems where quadratization helps to solve something that couldn't have been solved without quadratization?
The closest thing I know is the computer vision problem, in which an image is de-blurred and/or de-noised by quadratizing a quartic problem into a quadratic optimization problem (QUBO) and then the ...
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Divisibility constraints in integer programming
In the study of a certain pure mathematical problem (related to infinite-dimensional Lie algebras) I found myself in a situation where it would be very desirable to be able to solve an integer ...
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Quadratic programming using CPLEX: how to check whether candidate is an extreme point?
I am currently solving an indefinite quadratic program with linear constraints using CPLEX. Moreover, I am trying to determine whether the candidate point CPLEX is feeding my callback function is an ...
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How can I linearize or convexify this binary quadratic optimization problem?
I have an optimization problem as below. I am having a hard time with the last constraint.
$\max \eta$
subject to
${\bf U}(:,m)^T{\bf A}{\bf U}(:,m)=0,m=1,2,\cdots,M$
here
$\bf{A}$ is a Binary ...
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What is quadratization?
In the context of discrete optimization, what exactly does it mean to "quadratize" a function?
The term seems to be used mainly by operations researchers, in my experience.
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Bin Packing with Relational Penalization
There are $ N $ bins with equal capacity $ C $. In addition, there are $ N $ objects $x_1, x_2, \dots, x_N $ that need to be accommodated using the least amount of bins. Each object $x_i$ has a volume ...
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Global optimality condition of non-convex quadratic programs
We know that a convex quadratic maximization (not minimization!) on a polyhedron has its global optimal value on a vertex.
Also, I have read in some papers that checking whether a vertex is globally ...
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CPLEX non-convex Quadratic Programming algorithms
CPLEX solves non-convex quadratic problems to global optimality with a global optimality option (in version 12). The relevant pages are
this and this. I benchmarked many solvers, and see that CPLEX ...
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Can we replace a binary variable with a continuous variable using a quadratic equality constraint?
Is it possible to replace a binary variable $x$ with a continuous variable that satisfies the quadratic equality constraint $x^2 - x=0$?
The function $f(x) = x^2 -x$ is not a convex function. Can ...
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Where can I find test instances for convex quadratic programming?
I am looking for (sources of) convex quadratic programming instances with linear constraints. I am open for both continuous and mixed integer problems, but do not want randomly generated instances.
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How to model nonlinear regression?
As part of my research in statistics, I recently stumbled upon the paper by Wang, 2006, although its primary audience is for those who teach.
For simple linear regression, quadratic programming can ...
