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This problem is given as follows:
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(3-4) |
where is the dimension, is the number of existing
facilities,
are the coordinates of the existing
facility (if ), and is the weight associated with the
old-new facility. The model describes that one plans to build a
new facility among existing facilities and chooses the location
which minimizes the weights associated with the Euclidean distance
between the new and existing locations. For simplicity, we
consider . It is trivial to extend to higher dimensions. Let
We then
introduce new linear constraints
Therefore, the problem becomes
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(3-5) |
We denote
and
Hence, one obtains the SOCP formulation.
Example 2. The coordinates of the existing facilities and
the weight associated with each existing facility are both
generated by a uniform random number generator. We use
to create four problems.
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Hans D. Mittelmann
2003-09-10