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A global optimization method for naval structure op- timization
Bay, Maud; Crama, Yves; Rigo, Philippe
2013EURO INFORMS 2013 - 26th European Conference on Operational Research
 

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Keywords :
Mixed integer non-linear programming; structural optimization; Approximation algorithm; Direct search method
Abstract :
[en] The paper proposes a global optimization method for the preliminary structural design of large vessels in shipbuilding industry. We face a combinatorial problem of large size, with constraints modeled as implicit functions with nonlinear behavior. We present a heuristic method that performs a global search over the feasible solution space, combining a large neighborhood search and a heuristic local search. Experiments on actual structural optimization problems show that the heuristic converges towards discrete feasible solutions of good quality.
Research center :
QuantOM
Disciplines :
Production, distribution & supply chain management
Author, co-author :
Bay, Maud ;  Université de Liège > HEC - Ecole de gestion : Serv. infor. UDI/NTE (rue Louvrex)
Crama, Yves  ;  Université de Liège > HEC-Ecole de gestion : UER > Recherche opérationnelle et gestion de la production
Rigo, Philippe  ;  Université de Liège > Département Argenco : Secteur A&U > Constructions hydrauliques et navales
Language :
English
Title :
A global optimization method for naval structure op- timization
Publication date :
01 July 2013
Event name :
EURO INFORMS 2013 - 26th European Conference on Operational Research
Event organizer :
EURO
Event place :
Roma, Italy
Event date :
from 01-07-2013 to 04-01-2013
Audience :
International
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