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Novosibirsk · June 24 - 28, 2013

 

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The size of abstract is limited to one page a rectangle 160 x 240 mm. Text must be prepared in LATEX,  font size - 12 pt  (documentstyle [12pt])  

Each abstract must include the following:

 

1.      a title in CAPITAL letters;

2.      initials and author's name in small letter for each authors on a new line;

3.      an empty line before a main text;

4.      the main text;     

5.      references;

6.      the author's information: first name, last name, affiliation, city, county, e-mail at the bottom of the page.  

 

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TITLE OF PAPER IN CAPITAL LETTERS\\[2mm]
First name Last name

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In the paper we consider the Simple Plant Location Problem in the following formulation.
Given sets $I=\{1,2, \dots, {\bf I} \}, \ J=\{1,2, \dots, {\bf J} \},$ vector
$c_i \geq 0, i \in I$ and matrix $d_{ij} \geq 0, \ i \in I, \ j \in J.$ The objective is to find the subset $S \subseteq I,$ which minimizes a function
$$

F(S) =\sum\limits_{i \in S} c_i + \sum\limits_{j \in J} \min_{i \in S} d_{ij}

$$
over all subsets of the set $I$. It is a well-known $NP$-hard discrete optimization problem [1]. We study behavior of Tabu Search algorithm [2] with different kinds of neighborhoods: complete neighborhood for the 2 Hamming distance and two randomized subneighborhoods with constant and adaptive sizes. We present a new search strategy which keeps an information about searching process and uses it for creating of a subneighborhoods (probabilistic antitabu rule). To find new starting point a history-sensitive randomized greedy algorithm is proposed. The algorithm is a modified Greedy Randomized Adaptive Search Procedure [3] which applies previous search information of Tabu Search algorithm. Comprehensive computational results for the Simple Plant Location Problem are discussed.\\[2mm]

This research was supported by RFBR grant 11-01-00111.

\begin{center} REFERENCES \end{center}\\

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1. Martello S., Toth P. Knapsack Problems. Algorithms and Computer
Implementations. Chichester: John Wiley \& Sons, 1990. 296 p. \\[2mm]
 

2. Drezner Z., Klamroth K., Schobel A., Wesolowsky G. The Weber Problem.
In: Z.~Drezner, H.~Hamacher (Eds.) Facility Location. Applications
and Theory. Springer, 2004. P. 1--36.\\[2mm]
 

3. Johnson~D.S., Papadimitriou C.H., Yannakakis M. How easy is local search? // J. of Computer and System Sciences. 1988. V. 37. P. 79--100.\\

 

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