Data di Pubblicazione:
2017
Abstract:
The Closest String Problem (CSP) calls for finding an $n$-string that minimizes its maximum Hamming distance from $m$ given $n$-strings.
Recently, integer linear programs (ILP) have been successfully applied within heuristics to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
We consider an ILP for the binary case (0-1 CSP) that updates the previous formulations and solve it by branch-and-cut.
The method separates in polynomial time the first closure of {0-1/2}-Chvatal-Gomory cuts and can either be used stand-alone to find optimal
solutions, or as a plug-in to improve heuristics based on the exact solution of reduced problems.
Due to the parity structure of the right-hand side, the impressive performances obtained with
this method in the binary case cannot be directly replicated in the general case.
Recently, integer linear programs (ILP) have been successfully applied within heuristics to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
We consider an ILP for the binary case (0-1 CSP) that updates the previous formulations and solve it by branch-and-cut.
The method separates in polynomial time the first closure of {0-1/2}-Chvatal-Gomory cuts and can either be used stand-alone to find optimal
solutions, or as a plug-in to improve heuristics based on the exact solution of reduced problems.
Due to the parity structure of the right-hand side, the impressive performances obtained with
this method in the binary case cannot be directly replicated in the general case.
Tipologia CRIS:
01.01 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
Closest string problem; Branch-and-cut; Continuous relaxation
Elenco autori:
Servilio, Mara; Ventura, Paolo
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