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most citedQuantile Inverse Optimization: Improving Stability in Inverse Linear Programming

6 citations · 10 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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math.OC2021★ 2 cited

Optimality-Based Clustering: An Inverse Optimization Approach

Zahed Shahmoradi, Taewoo Lee

We propose a new clustering approach, called optimality-based clustering, that clusters data points based on their latent decision-making preferences. We assume that each data poin…

math.OC2019★ 6 cited

Quantile Inverse Optimization: Improving Stability in Inverse Linear Programming

Zahed Shahmoradi, Taewoo Lee

Inverse linear programming (LP) has received increasing attention due to its potential to generate efficient optimization formulations that can closely replicate the behavior of a…

math.OC2019

Approximate Submodularity and Its Implications in Discrete Optimization

Temitayo Ajayi, Taewoo Lee, Andrew Schaefer

Submodularity is a key property in discrete optimization. Submodularity has been widely used for analyzing the greedy algorithm to give performance bounds and providing insight int…

math.OC2018★ 2 cited

An Ensemble Learning Framework for Model Fitting and Evaluation in Inverse Linear Optimization

Aaron Babier, Timothy C. Y. Chan, Taewoo Lee +2

We develop a generalized inverse optimization framework for fitting the cost vector of a single linear optimization problem given multiple observed decisions. This setting is motiv…

math.OC2017

Trade-off preservation in inverse multi-objective convex optimization

Timothy C. Y. Chan, Taewoo Lee

We present a new inverse optimization methodology for multi-objective convex optimization that accommodates an input solution that may not be Pareto optimal and determines a weight…

math.OC2015

Inverse Optimization: Closed-form Solutions, Geometry and Goodness of fit

Timothy C. Y. Chan, Taewoo Lee, Daria Terekhov

In classical inverse linear optimization, one assumes a given solution is a candidate to be optimal. Real data is imperfect and noisy, so there is no guarantee this assumption is s…