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Performance ratio of polynomial heuristics for triangle inequality quadratic assignment problems
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    Performance ratio of polynomial heuristics for triangle inequality quadratic assignment problems (English)
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    Heuristics are considered for the Koopmans-Beckmann version of the quadratic assignment problem with symmetric distance matrix satisfying the triangle inequality. Under the assumption that \(P=NP\) it is shown that no polynomial heuristic can asymptotically yield an objective value, systematically remaining within a fixed multiple of the optimal value. The result is obtained by a reduction to the strongly NP-hard 3-PARTITION problem, in the sense that the existence of such a polynomial heuristic would solve 3-PARTITION. Some analogues concerning other, more restricted, families of quadratic assignment problems are indicated as remaining open questions.
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    performance ratio
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    location
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    worst-case performance
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    linear arrangement
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    quadratic assignment
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    symmetric distance matrix
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    polynomial heuristic
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