Seminar: Walter Rei, Friday, December 2nd 2022.

Decision-based scenario clustering and its applications for decision-making under uncertainty Date and Place Friday, December 2nd 2022, 11h00, Inria de l’Université de Lille Abstract:  In order to make sense of future uncertainty, managers have long resorted to creating scenarios that are then used to evaluate how uncertainty affects decision-making. The…

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Seminar: Anton Kleywegt, Monday, May 30th 2022.

Date: Monday, May 30th 2022, 10h00 Place: Inria Lille-Nord Europe Optimizing Pricing, Repositioning, Pickup Time, and Idle Time in Ride-Hailing Systems Abstract:  In ride-hailing systems, pickup time refers to the time that elapses from the moment a vehicle is dispatched to pick up a rider until the rider is picked…

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Seminar: Thibault Prunet, Thursday, October, 21st 2021 -Storage Location Assignment in Forward Area: A novel formulation and column generation approach

Date: October, 21st, 11h30 Place: Inria Lille-Nord Europe Abstract: In internal warehousing logistics, the placement of the different items, i.e. SKU (Single Keeping Units), is one of the most impactful decision on the performance of warehouse activities. In the related literature, the Storage Location Assignment Problem (SLAP) has been extensively studied,…

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Seminar: Bernardo Pagnoncelli, Monday, October, 4th 2021 -Contextual chance-constrained and risk averse optimization

Date: October, 4th, 14H30 Place: Inria Lille-Nord Europe Abstract: Uncertainty in classical stochastic programming models is often described solely by independent random parameters, ignoring their dependence on multidimensional features. We propose a novel contextual chance-constrained programming formulation that incorporates features and argue that a solution that ignores them may not…

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GOM Seminar: Luigi De Giovanni, Wednesday, January 23rd 2019 – Data-driven approach to the Air Traffic Flow Management problem

Date: January, 23rd, 11h00 Place: Université Libre de Bruxelles Abstract: Optimization models for Air Traffic Flow Management (ATFM) select, for each flight, suitable trajectories with the aim of reducing congestion of both airports and en-route sectors, and maximizing the Air Traffic Management system efficiency. Recent models try to include as…

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GOM Seminar: Eglantine Camby, Monday, March 26th 2018 – A parallel algorithm using VNS and VND with shared memory and message passing interface

Date: March, 26th, 11h00 Place: Université Libre de Bruxelles Abstract: In this talk, we present diverse concepts: Variable Neighborhood Search, Variable Neighborhood Descent, parallel algorithm, shared memory, message passing interface and community detection. Besides, we explain how can we use all of them in only one algorithm. Some numerical results…

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