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Computational and Stochastic Optimization (CSO) Lab
Directed by
Dr. Yongpei Guan
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CSO is interested in
multi-stage formulations and solution methods for mixed integer
programming
under uncertainty, and its applications in production planning, supply
chain
management, and power grid optimization. Currently,
CSO is working on research topics in the following three
areas:
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- Multi-stage Mixed Integer
Programming
under Uncertainty: Study
reformulations, polyhedral aspects, and algorithms for large-scale
multi-stage
stochastic and robust integer programs, and its application in
production
planning. Topics include strong formulations and computational
complexity
analysis for stochastic lot-sizing problems, cutting planes for
multi-stage
stochastic integer programs, and polyhedral studies for multi-stage
robust
integer programs.
- Logistics and Supply Chain
Management: Develop
policies, algorithms and decision support systems for
industrial companies. Topics include inventory accuracy management,
lead-time
hedging, and container terminal operations.
- Power System Analysis:
Study power grid system analysis and optimization problems with the
consideration of renewable energy (e.g., wind, solar and etc) output uncertainty. Develop
efficient policies for power system operators with the objective of minimizing total
cost, while maintaining the stability of the power grid system, and
incorporate the new features provided by the smart grid system to further improve
the system efficiency.
CSO is also dedicated to promote optimization under uncertainty as an efficient
approach to solve a wide range of real-time decision making problems and stimulate student interest in this area.
Sponsors: National Science Foundation, Department of Defense, Department of Transportation, Department of Industrial and Systems
Engineering at UF, and Industrial Companies. |