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− | MPCCs may arise from a reformulation of a bilevel optimization problem by writing the optimality conditions of the inner problem as variational constraints of the outer optimization problem, or from a special treatment of state-dependent switches, < | + | MPCCs may arise from a reformulation of a bilevel optimization problem by writing the optimality conditions of the inner problem as variational constraints of the outer optimization problem, or from a special treatment of state-dependent switches, <bib id="Baumrucker2009" />. Note that all MPCCs can be reformulated as [[:Category:Equilibrium constraints | MPECs]]. |
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This category contains optimization problems with complementarity constraints (MPCCs), for generic variables / functions in the form of
The complementarity operator implies the disjunctive behavior
MPCCs may arise from a reformulation of a bilevel optimization problem by writing the optimality conditions of the inner problem as variational constraints of the outer optimization problem, or from a special treatment of state-dependent switches, [Baumrucker2009]Author: B.T. Baumrucker; L.T. Biegler
Journal: Journal of Process Control
Note: Special Section on Hybrid Systems: Modeling, Simulation and Optimization
Number: 8
Pages: 1248--1256
Title: MPEC strategies for optimization of a class of hybrid dynamic systems
Volume: 19
Year: 2009
. Note that all MPCCs can be reformulated as MPECs.
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