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Results for "Probability Distributions on a Circle"

Subject: Chance constraint

  • Process Data Rectification and Process Optimization with Uncertainty

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    Fall 2017

    Yuan, Yuan

    reconcile the data. Among various approaches for optimization with uncertainty, chance constraint problem is a natural way to quantify the reliability of the solutions by setting a restriction on the level of the probability that the constraints are satisfied. In the case that multiple constraints should be

    satisfied simultaneously, joint chance constraint is appropriate to model the uncertainties. However, joint chance constraint problem is generally intractable and a variety of methods are available to approximate it into tractable forms. Robust optimization with the distribution-free property is an approach

    models. This thesis develops a novel robust optimization framework to consider the uncertain nonlinear optimization problems. The thesis provides practical applications as well. An economic optimization problem is investigated for steam generation and water distribution for SAGD (steam-assisted-gravity

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