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Decomposition for Network Design Bernard Gendron February 24, 2016 EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland CIRRELT and D epartement dinformatique et de recherche op erationnelle, Universit e de Montr eal, Canada Outline of lesson 2:


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Decomposition for Network Design

Bernard Gendron∗ February 24, 2016

EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

∗ CIRRELT and D´

epartement d’informatique et de recherche op´ erationnelle, Universit´ e de Montr´ eal, Canada

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Outline of lesson 2: Introduction to network design

Network design problems Multicommodity capacitated network design Multiperiod capacitated multifacility location

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Network design

◮ Network with multiple commodities ◮ Each commodity flows between supply and demand points ◮ Minimization of a “complex” (non-convex) objective function

◮ Tradeoff between transportation and investment costs ◮ Transportation costs: not necessarily linear, can be piecewise

linear

◮ Investment costs: “fixed” cost for building, renting, operating

“facilities” at nodes or arcs of the network

◮ Additional constraints: budget, capacity, topology, reliability,... ◮ Variants:

◮ Centralized / Decentralized ◮ Static / Dynamic ◮ Determinist / Stochastic ◮ Strategic / Tactical / Operational

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Infrastructure network design: strategic planning

◮ Planning horizon: years ◮ Decisions: invest in building roads, warehouses, plants,... ◮ Typical assumptions:

◮ Central control ◮ Static network ◮ Linear transportation costs ◮ Fixed costs for investment decisions ◮ Usually no capacities ◮ Known demands based on average values

◮ Robustness is an issue: stochastic demands?

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Service network design: tactical planning

◮ Planning horizon: months ◮ Decisions: establish or not “services” (vehicles moving

between two points) + flows-inventories

◮ Dynamic network: space-time expansion

◮ Node = location-period ◮ Transportation arc = (location1-period1, location2-period2) =

moving from location1 to location2 in time (period2-period1)

◮ Inventory arc = (location-period, location-period+1) =

holding inventory at location between two consecutive periods

◮ Typical assumptions:

◮ Central control ◮ Linear inventory-transportation costs ◮ Fixed costs for service decisions ◮ Service capacities ◮ Known demands

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Adaptive network design: operational planning

◮ Planning horizon: days ◮ Decisions: operate or not “facilities” (warehousing or parking

space) for fast product delivery + how many vehicles to use

  • n each arc

◮ Typical assumptions:

◮ Central control ◮ Dynamic network ◮ Piecewise linear transportation costs ◮ Fixed costs for facility decisions ◮ Facility and vehicle capacities ◮ Known demands

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Multicommodity capacitated network design

◮ Directed network G = (N, A), with node set N and arc set A ◮ Commodity set K: known demand dk between origin O(k)

and destination D(k) for each k ∈ K

◮ Unit transportation cost cij on each arc (i, j) ◮ Capacity uij on each arc (i, j) ◮ Cost fij for each capacity unit installed on arc (i, j)

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Problem formulation

Z = min

  • (i,j)∈A
  • k∈K

cijdkxk

ij +

  • (i,j)∈A

fijyij

  • j∈N+

i

xk

ij −

  • j∈N−

i

xk

ji =

   1, i = O(k) − 1, i = D(k) 0, i = O(k), D(k) i ∈ N, k ∈ K

  • k∈K

dkxk

ij ≤ uijyij

(i, j) ∈ A 0 ≤ xk

ij ≤ 1

(i, j) ∈ A, k ∈ K yij integer (i, j) ∈ A

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Extensions

◮ Fixed-charge?

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Extensions

◮ Fixed-charge? 0 ≤ yij ≤ 1

(i, j) ∈ A

◮ Asset-balance constraints?

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Extensions

◮ Fixed-charge? 0 ≤ yij ≤ 1

(i, j) ∈ A

◮ Asset-balance constraints? j∈N+

i yij −

j∈N−

i yji = 0

i ∈ N

◮ Non-bifurcated flows?

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Extensions

◮ Fixed-charge? 0 ≤ yij ≤ 1

(i, j) ∈ A

◮ Asset-balance constraints? j∈N+

i yij −

j∈N−

i yji = 0

i ∈ N

◮ Non-bifurcated flows? xk ij integer

(i, j) ∈ A, k ∈ K

◮ Multifacility design?

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Extensions

◮ Fixed-charge? 0 ≤ yij ≤ 1

(i, j) ∈ A

◮ Asset-balance constraints? j∈N+

i yij −

j∈N−

i yji = 0

i ∈ N

◮ Non-bifurcated flows? xk ij integer

(i, j) ∈ A, k ∈ K

◮ Multifacility design? several facilities t ∈ Tij on each arc, each

with capacity ut

ij and cost f t ij ◮ Piecewise linear arc flow costs?

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Capacitated facility location problem (CFLP)

◮ K: set of customers ◮ J: set of locations for potential facilities ◮ dk > 0: demand of customer k ◮ uj > 0: capacity at location j ◮ fj ≥ 0: fixed cost for opening facility at location j ◮ cjk ≥ 0: unit cost of satisfying the demand of customer k

from facility at location j

◮ Problem description: Determine the locations of the

facilities to satisfy customers’ demands at minimum cost, while respecting the capacity at each facility location

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CFLP model

◮ yj: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility, 0, otherwise ◮ xjk: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility at location j

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CFLP model

◮ yj: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility, 0, otherwise ◮ xjk: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility at location j min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K

dkcjkxjk +

  • j∈J

fjyj

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CFLP model

◮ yj: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility, 0, otherwise ◮ xjk: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility at location j min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K

dkcjkxjk +

  • j∈J

fjyj

  • j∈J

xjk = 1, k ∈ K

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CFLP model

◮ yj: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility, 0, otherwise ◮ xjk: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility at location j min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K

dkcjkxjk +

  • j∈J

fjyj

  • j∈J

xjk = 1, k ∈ K

  • k∈K

dkxjk ≤ ujyj, j ∈ J

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CFLP model

◮ yj: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility, 0, otherwise ◮ xjk: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility at location j min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K

dkcjkxjk +

  • j∈J

fjyj

  • j∈J

xjk = 1, k ∈ K

  • k∈K

dkxjk ≤ ujyj, j ∈ J xjk ≤ yj, j ∈ J, k ∈ K

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CFLP model

◮ yj: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility, 0, otherwise ◮ xjk: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility at location j min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K

dkcjkxjk +

  • j∈J

fjyj

  • j∈J

xjk = 1, k ∈ K

  • k∈K

dkxjk ≤ ujyj, j ∈ J xjk ≤ yj, j ∈ J, k ∈ K xjk ∈ [0, 1], j ∈ J, k ∈ K yj ∈ {0, 1}, j ∈ J

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Capacitated multifacility location problem (CMFLP)

◮ K: set of customers ◮ J: set of locations for potential facilities ◮ L: set of capacity levels for each facility (including 0) ◮ dk > 0: demand of customer k ◮ ujl > 0: capacity of level l at location j ◮ fjl ≥ 0: fixed cost for opening facility of level l at location j ◮ cjkl ≥ 0: unit cost of satisfying the demand of customer k

from facility of level l at location j

◮ Problem description: Determine the locations and capacity

levels of the facilities to satisfy customers’ demands at minimum cost, while respecting the capacity at each facility location (at most one capacity level can be selected at each location)

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CMFLP model

◮ yjl: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility of level l, 0,

  • therwise

◮ xjkl: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility of level l at location j

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CMFLP model

◮ yjl: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility of level l, 0,

  • therwise

◮ xjkl: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L

dkcjklxjkl +

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

fjlyjl

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CMFLP model

◮ yjl: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility of level l, 0,

  • therwise

◮ xjkl: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L

dkcjklxjkl +

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

fjlyjl

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjkl = 1, k ∈ K

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CMFLP model

◮ yjl: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility of level l, 0,

  • therwise

◮ xjkl: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L

dkcjklxjkl +

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

fjlyjl

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjkl = 1, k ∈ K

  • k∈K

dkxjkl ≤ ujlyjl, j ∈ J, l ∈ L

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CMFLP model

◮ yjl: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility of level l, 0,

  • therwise

◮ xjkl: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L

dkcjklxjkl +

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

fjlyjl

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjkl = 1, k ∈ K

  • k∈K

dkxjkl ≤ ujlyjl, j ∈ J, l ∈ L xjkl ≤ yjl, j ∈ J, k ∈ K, l ∈ L

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CMFLP model

◮ yjl: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility of level l, 0,

  • therwise

◮ xjkl: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L

dkcjklxjkl +

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

fjlyjl

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjkl = 1, k ∈ K

  • k∈K

dkxjkl ≤ ujlyjl, j ∈ J, l ∈ L xjkl ≤ yjl, j ∈ J, k ∈ K, l ∈ L

  • l∈L

yjl = 1, j ∈ J

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CMFLP model

◮ yjl: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility of level l, 0,

  • therwise

◮ xjkl: fraction of the demand dk of customer k satisfied from

facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L

dkcjklxjkl +

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

fjlyjl

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjkl = 1, k ∈ K

  • k∈K

dkxjkl ≤ ujlyjl, j ∈ J, l ∈ L xjkl ≤ yjl, j ∈ J, k ∈ K, l ∈ L

  • l∈L

yjl = 1, j ∈ J xjkl ∈ [0, 1], j ∈ J, k ∈ K, l ∈ L yjl ∈ {0, 1}, j ∈ J, l ∈ L

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Multiperiod capacitated multifacility location problem (MCMFLP)

◮ K: set of customers ◮ J: set of locations for potential facilities ◮ L: set of capacity levels for each facility (including 0) ◮ T = {0, 1, . . . , |T| + 1}: set of time periods ◮ dkt > 0: demand of customer k at period t ◮ ujl > 0: capacity of level l at location j ◮ fjl′lt ≥ 0: cost for changing capacity at location j from level l′

to l at period t

◮ cjklt ≥ 0: unit cost of satisfying the demand of customer k at

period t from facility of level l at location j

◮ Problem description: Determine the locations and capacity

levels of the facilities to satisfy customers’ demands at each time period at minimum cost, while respecting the capacity at each facility location (at most one capacity level can be selected at each location and time period)

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MCMFLP model

◮ yjl′lt: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility and changes from

capacity level l′ to l at period t, 0, otherwise

◮ xjklt: fraction of the demand dk of customer k at period t satisfied

from facility of level l at location j

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MCMFLP model

◮ yjl′lt: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility and changes from

capacity level l′ to l at period t, 0, otherwise

◮ xjklt: fraction of the demand dk of customer k at period t satisfied

from facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

dktcjkltxjklt +

  • j∈J
  • l′∈L
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

fjl′ltyjl′lt

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MCMFLP model

◮ yjl′lt: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility and changes from

capacity level l′ to l at period t, 0, otherwise

◮ xjklt: fraction of the demand dk of customer k at period t satisfied

from facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

dktcjkltxjklt +

  • j∈J
  • l′∈L
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

fjl′ltyjl′lt

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjklt = 1, k ∈ K, t ∈ T

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MCMFLP model

◮ yjl′lt: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility and changes from

capacity level l′ to l at period t, 0, otherwise

◮ xjklt: fraction of the demand dk of customer k at period t satisfied

from facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

dktcjkltxjklt +

  • j∈J
  • l′∈L
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

fjl′ltyjl′lt

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjklt = 1, k ∈ K, t ∈ T

  • k∈K

dktxjklt ≤ ujl

  • l′∈L

yjl′lt, j ∈ J, l ∈ L, t ∈ T

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MCMFLP model

◮ yjl′lt: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility and changes from

capacity level l′ to l at period t, 0, otherwise

◮ xjklt: fraction of the demand dk of customer k at period t satisfied

from facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

dktcjkltxjklt +

  • j∈J
  • l′∈L
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

fjl′ltyjl′lt

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjklt = 1, k ∈ K, t ∈ T

  • k∈K

dktxjklt ≤ ujl

  • l′∈L

yjl′lt, j ∈ J, l ∈ L, t ∈ T xjklt ≤

  • l′∈L

yjl′lt, j ∈ J, k ∈ K, l ∈ L, t ∈ T

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MCMFLP model

◮ yjl′lt: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility and changes from

capacity level l′ to l at period t, 0, otherwise

◮ xjklt: fraction of the demand dk of customer k at period t satisfied

from facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

dktcjkltxjklt +

  • j∈J
  • l′∈L
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

fjl′ltyjl′lt

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjklt = 1, k ∈ K, t ∈ T

  • k∈K

dktxjklt ≤ ujl

  • l′∈L

yjl′lt, j ∈ J, l ∈ L, t ∈ T xjklt ≤

  • l′∈L

yjl′lt, j ∈ J, k ∈ K, l ∈ L, t ∈ T

  • l∈L

yjl0l0 = 1, j ∈ J

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MCMFLP model

◮ yjl′lt: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility and changes from

capacity level l′ to l at period t, 0, otherwise

◮ xjklt: fraction of the demand dk of customer k at period t satisfied

from facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

dktcjkltxjklt +

  • j∈J
  • l′∈L
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

fjl′ltyjl′lt

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjklt = 1, k ∈ K, t ∈ T

  • k∈K

dktxjklt ≤ ujl

  • l′∈L

yjl′lt, j ∈ J, l ∈ L, t ∈ T xjklt ≤

  • l′∈L

yjl′lt, j ∈ J, k ∈ K, l ∈ L, t ∈ T

  • l∈L

yjl0l0 = 1, j ∈ J

  • l′∈L

yjl′l(t−1) =

  • l∗∈L

yjll∗t, j ∈ J, l ∈ L, t ∈ T \ {0}

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MCMFLP model

◮ yjl′lt: 1, if location j is chosen for a facility and changes from

capacity level l′ to l at period t, 0, otherwise

◮ xjklt: fraction of the demand dk of customer k at period t satisfied

from facility of level l at location j

min

  • j∈J
  • k∈K
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

dktcjkltxjklt +

  • j∈J
  • l′∈L
  • l∈L
  • t∈T

fjl′ltyjl′lt

  • j∈J
  • l∈L

xjklt = 1, k ∈ K, t ∈ T

  • k∈K

dktxjklt ≤ ujl

  • l′∈L

yjl′lt, j ∈ J, l ∈ L, t ∈ T xjklt ≤

  • l′∈L

yjl′lt, j ∈ J, k ∈ K, l ∈ L, t ∈ T

  • l∈L

yjl0l0 = 1, j ∈ J

  • l′∈L

yjl′l(t−1) =

  • l∗∈L

yjll∗t, j ∈ J, l ∈ L, t ∈ T \ {0} xjklt ∈ [0, 1], j ∈ J, k ∈ K, l ∈ L, t ∈ T yjl′lt ∈ {0, 1}, j ∈ J, l′ ∈ L, l ∈ L, t ∈ T