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Computational study of a column generation algorithm for bin packing and cutting stock problems (English)
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5 December 2000
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Guided by the Cutting Stock Problem (CSP) this paper studies how features like cutting planes, rounding heuristics, early branching and variable fixing can be incorporated in a branch and price (column generation) algorithm. In particular it is shown that a lower bound provided by the LP relaxation of a column generation formulation of the CSP dominates combinatorial bounds. This leads to a new pseudopolynomial heuristic for the CSP. The author discusses in detail the branching scheme and other implementational details for branch and price algorithms. A computational study on bin packing and cutting stock problems reveals the effects of various algorithmic settings and shows the efficiency of the resulting algorithm for these problem classes.
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integer programming
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column generation
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bin packing
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cutting stock
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