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Block-angular linear ratio programmes
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    Block-angular linear ratio programmes (English)
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    31 May 2017
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    Summary: The general form of linear ratio programmes has been discussed before. The block-angular form of linear ratio programmes is here discussed for the first time in literature. This form can be solved by modified Dantzig-Wolfe decomposition principle. If the problem has mixed continuous \(0\)-\(1\) variables, modified upper-bound simplex criteria and modified branch-and-bound algorithm are used. Computational experiment proved efficiency of the block-angular form if compared to the general form. Cargo transportation by ship, airplane, truck, or train is a good application candidate of block-angular form of linear ratio programmes. A tramp shipping model is presented to show one possible application in transportation.
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    fractional programming
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    linear ratio programming
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    integer programming
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    branch and bound
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    decomposition
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    block angular
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    cargo transport
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    tramp shipping model
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    modelling
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    freight transport
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