Claudio Contardo

Associate Professor

Concordia University

Canada

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Claudio Contardo is an Associate Professor at Concordia University in Canada. His research areas focus on optimization and problem-solving techniques, as highlighted in his recent articles, which include topics such as the hub-line location problem, personnel scheduling, and mathematical optimization for various applications. He is dedicated to advancing methodologies in operations research and data mining.

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Jorge Sefair

University of Florida

UNITED STATES

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Column generation and local search for the profit-oriented hub-line location problem with elastic demands

Code and Data Repository for Ranking decomposition for the discrete ordered median problem

Ranking Decomposition for the Discrete Ordered Median Problem

Data Mining-Driven Shift Enumeration for Accelerating the Solution of Large-Scale Personnel Scheduling Problems

An Iterative Exact Algorithm over a Time-Expanded Network for the Transportation of Biomedical Samples

On the optimal layout of a dining room in the era of COVID‐19 using mathematical optimization

A Progressive Approximation Approach for the Exact Solution of Sparse Large-Scale Binary Interdiction Games

Stabilized Column Generation Via the Dynamic Separation of Aggregated Rows

Smooth and Flexible Dual Optimal Inequalities

The conditional p-dispersion problem

Selective arc‐ng pricing for vehicle routing

Decremental Clustering for the Solution of p-Dispersion Problems to Proven Optimality

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Jorge Sefair

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