Exam 19: Integer Programming: the Branch and Bound Method
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When using branch and bound to solve an integer programming problem, if the value of X1 = 2.5 at a given node, then one of the descendant branches would have which one of the additional constraints?
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The optimal integer solution will always be between the upper bound of the ________ solution and a lower bound of the rounded-down ________ solution.
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The branch and bound method uses a tree diagram of ________ to organize the solution partitioning.
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