Stochastic production costing in generation planning: A large-scale mixed integer model. (English) Zbl 0488.90034

Cote, Gilles; Laughton, M. A.

Math. Program. Study 20, 54-71 (1982).

MSC:

90B30	Production models
90C90	Applications of mathematical programming
90C11	Mixed integer programming

Keywords:

large-scale mixed integer model; generation planning; Benders’ partitioning method; forced outages of power plants; decomposition; stochastic production costing algorithm

Software:

WASP

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