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• A computation study on an integrated alternating direction method of multipliers for large scale optimization
• Dose-volume-based IMRT fluence optimization: a fast least-squares approach with differentia\-bility
• Scalable Optimization Methods for Incorporating Spatiotemporal Fractionation into Intensity-Modulated Radiotherapy Planning
• Nonconvex robust optimization for problems with constraints
• A robust-CVaR optimization approach with application to breast cancer therapy
• IMRT treatment planning for prostate cancer using prioritized prescription optimization and mean-tail-dose functions
• A genetic algorithm with neural network fitness function evaluation for IMRT beam angle optimization
• Selection of intensity modulated radiation therapy treatment beam directions using radial basis functions within a pattern search methods framework
• Objective selection for cancer treatment: an inverse optimization approach
• Selecting radiotherapy dose distributions by means of constrained optimization problems
• Multi-criteria optimization and decision-making in radiotherapy
• A collaboratory for radiation therapy treatment planning optimization research
• A hybrid approach to beam angle optimization in intensity-modulated radiation therapy
• Multi-objective optimisation of positively homogeneous functions and an application in radiation therapy
• TROTS
• QCQP
• matRad
• Pareto Surface Navigator
• Uncertain data envelopment analysis
• Pattern search methods framework for beam angle optimization in radiotherapy design
• On the robustness of global optima and stationary solutions to stochastic mathematical programs with equilibrium constraints. II: Applications
• A matheuristic approach to solve the multiobjective beam angle optimization problem in intensity-modulated radiation therapy
• Bi-objective optimisation over a set of convex sub-problems
• Speedup of lexicographic optimization by superiorization and its applications to cancer radiotherapy treatment

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