Size of the problem Sample Clauses

Size of the problem. It can be important to estimate the size of the problem before processing starts, because a potential solution to the problem can be dependent of the problem size. Moreover, standard optimization tools have not the capacity of generating solutions if the problem instances are too big. In such cases a simplification of the problem size has to be made, or a heuristic that generate a near optimal solution has to be generated. The problem size can be defined by calculating all empirical data of the real world problem. In our case we have several nodes, site, terminal and customer nodes, in which generates a vast number of variables exponentially increasing by the number of instances. The number of variables and constraints are defining the problem size, as well as parameters. A large number of integer variables makes to problem harder to solve than a problem size constituted of larger number of continuous variables. In our selection of the real life problem, the numbers of site nodes are 6, furthermore the problem size contains of approximately 40 customer nodes, 40 vessels, 30 different product types and a time horizon of 28 days. This will generate a problem size too large to be handled by a standard solver. Potential methods to solve such problems can be to simplify the problem instances by considering homogenous products, a decrease in the number of vessels or customer nodes. This can be done by excluding vessel that is less used and insignificant customer nodes, by consider clustering of customer nodes. Another option instead of using homogenous products is to also cluster products with similar applications/specifications.
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