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Reduction of the Dimension of the Upper Level Problem in a Bilevel Optimization Model

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Aim of this chapter is a possible reduction of the upper level problem’s dimension. This is necessary for solving the \(\mathcal {NP}\)-hard bilevel optimization problem especially in case of stochastic data. To realize this, a second follower’s problem is composed and the bilevel problem is replaced with one where a parametric Nash equilibrium between two followers is considered in the lower level. The cases of linear and nonlinear bilevel optimization are described in detail. An example is used to illustrate this idea.

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Dempe, S., Kalashnikov, V., Pérez-Valdés, G.A., Kalashnykova, N. (2015). Reduction of the Dimension of the Upper Level Problem in a Bilevel Optimization Model. In: Bilevel Programming Problems. Energy Systems. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-45827-3_8

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