2013
DOI: 10.14419/ijamr.v2i2.838
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Solving Quadratic Fractional Programming Problem

Abstract: In this paper the Quadratic fractional objective programming problem (QFPP) with linear constraints, has been defined and developed. The special case for this problem was solved by using the Wolfe's method and a modified simplex approach, by suggesting an algorithm for each method to solve the problem. The computer application for algorithms was tested on a number of numerical examples, consequently reliable results have been found.

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“…Ibaraki et al [15] presented two algorithms for solving the quadratic fractional programming problem, one is the parameter programming technique based on quadratic programming, the other is Dinkelbach-based method [8]. Suleimann and Nawkhass [38] improved the simplex method by using the idea of Wolfe methods, which were utilized to solve the problem QCQFP. Tantawy [40] studied the feasible direction method, which also solved the QCQFP.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ibaraki et al [15] presented two algorithms for solving the quadratic fractional programming problem, one is the parameter programming technique based on quadratic programming, the other is Dinkelbach-based method [8]. Suleimann and Nawkhass [38] improved the simplex method by using the idea of Wolfe methods, which were utilized to solve the problem QCQFP. Tantawy [40] studied the feasible direction method, which also solved the QCQFP.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To evaluate the function in the equation, a problem of minimizing a nonconvex quadratic function subject to two quadratic constraints is solved by an iterative algorithm. Suleiman and Nawkhass [25] considered the QFP problem with linear constraints and presented an algorithm based on Wolfe's method [26] and a new modified simplex approach. In addition, they [27] considered this problem with a linear denominator and solved it by a new modified simplex method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%