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A Practical Guide to Robust Optimization

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A Practical Guide to Robust Optimization
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Publisher: arXiv
Number of pages: 29

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The aim of this paper is to help practitioners to understand robust optimization and to successfully apply it in practice. We provide a brief introduction to robust optimization, and also describe important do's and don'ts for using it in practice. We use many small examples to illustrate our discussions.

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