Introduction to mathematical programming
Introduction to mathematical programming
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ISBN: 9780534359645
Author: Jeffrey B. Goldberg
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 4.16, Problem 14P

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Consider the LP problem of HAL computer considering the projects that should be started. Data related to each of the project tabulated.

Consider the following variables x1,x2,........,x7,

xi={1      If project i is undertaken0      otherwise

HAL has the following goals

Goal 1:

The total NPV of all chosen should be at least $200 million. Thus the constraint becomes,

40x1+30x2+60x3+45x4+55x5+40x6+90x7200

Goal 2:

The average probability of success for all projects chosen should be at least 0.75. Thus the constraint becomes,

0.75x1+0.70x2+0.75x3+0.90x4+0.65x5+0.60x6+0.65x70.75

Goal 3:

The average growth rate of all projects chosen should be at least 15%. Thus the constraint becomes,

20x1+16x2+12x3+8x4+18x5+18x6+19x715

Goal 4:

The total cost of all chosen project should be at most $1billion. Thus the constraint becomes,

220x1+140x2+280x3+240x4+300x5+200x6+440x71000

Hence the LP is formulated as given below

Minimize, 0x1+0x2+0x3+0x4+0x5+0x6+0x7

Subjected to the constraints,

40x1+30x2+60x3+45x4+55x5+40x6+90x72000.75x1+0.70x2+0.75x3+0.90x4+0.65x5+0.60x6+0.65x70.7520x1+16x2+12x3+8x4+18x5+18x6+19x715220x1+140x2+280x3+240x4+300x5+200x6+440x71000

xi=0 or 1

From the above equations it is found that these set of constraints there is no feasible region. That is all constraints cannot be met. So assign a cost value incurred if any of the priorities or goal is not met. So, introduce the following deviational variables.

Si= Amount by which numerically under the ith goal

Si+= Amount by which numerically exceed the ith goal

Hence the constraints become,

40x1+30x2+60x3+45x4+55x5+40x6+90x7+S1+S1=2000.75x1+0.70x2+0.75x3+0.90x4+0.65x5+0.60x6+0.65x7+S2+S2=0.7520x1+16x2+12x3+8x4+18x5+18x6+19x7+S3+S3=15220x1+140x2+280x3+240x4+300x5+200x6+440x7+S4+S4=1000

Giving lowest priority to goal 4 and highest priority to goal 1, assign weight to each goal

P1>>P2>>P3>>P4

Now, the goal is to minimize the deviation from each goal

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