Network flow problems with one side constraint: A comparison of three solution methods (Q1102172)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4049355
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    Network flow problems with one side constraint: A comparison of three solution methods
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4049355

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      Network flow problems with one side constraint: A comparison of three solution methods (English)
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      We consider the minimum cost network flow problem subject to one side constraint. Three methods for solving such problems are presented and their computational efficiency is compared. The first method is a specialized primal simplex algorithm which exploits the underlying network structure. The second algorithm is a straight forward dual method which successively reduces the infeasibility of the side constraint. Finally, a Lagrangean approach is tested which uses a relaxation of the side constraint. Computational experience indicates that the specialized primal algorithm is superior to the other approaches for all but very small problems.
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      minimum cost network flow
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      primal simplex algorithm
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      Lagrangean approach
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      relaxation of the side constraint
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