Evaluating Solvers for Linearly Constrained Simulation Optimization

Linearly constrained simulation optimization problems are those that include deterministic linear constraints in addition to an objective function that can only be evaluated through simulation. We provide several solvers for linearly constrained simulation optimization that all rely on gradient estimates of the objective function. We compare these solvers on random instances of 4 test problems from SimOpt.

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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/wsc63780.2024.10838622
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Simulation Techniques and Applications
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Abstract

Linearly constrained simulation optimization problems are those that include deterministic linear constraints in addition to an objective function that can only be evaluated through simulation. We provide several solvers for linearly constrained simulation optimization that all rely on gradient estimates of the objective function. We compare these solvers on random instances of 4 test problems from SimOpt.

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