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Ranking scalar products to improve bounds for the quadratic assignment problem
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    Ranking scalar products to improve bounds for the quadratic assignment problem (English)
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    The eigenvalue bound for the quadratic assignment problem (QAP) is successively improved by considering a set of k-best scalar products, related to the QAP. An efficient procedure is proposed to find such a set of k-best scalar products. A class of QAPs is described for which this procedure in general improves existing lower bounds and at the same time generates good suboptimal solutions. The method leaves the user with a large flexibility in controlling the quality of the bound. However, since the method is sensitive to input data it should only be used in combination with other bounding rules.
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    ranking procedure
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    quadratic assignment
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    k-best scalar products
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    lower bounds
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    suboptimal solutions
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