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A Concave Composite Programming Perspective on DC Programming

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In this short note we expand the brief discussion in Sniedovich et al [17] concerning the deployment of simplex method in the framework of c-programming as a global optimizer of a large class of DC problems. We use this positive experience to advance the view that, from an algorithmic point of view, DC programming requires further classification and specialisation.

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Churilov, L., Sniedovich, M. (1999). A Concave Composite Programming Perspective on DC Programming. In: Progress in Optimization. Applied Optimization, vol 30. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3285-5_12

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