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Eduardo Álvarez-Miranda
Researcher at University of Talca
Publications - 61
Citations - 651
Eduardo Álvarez-Miranda is an academic researcher from University of Talca. The author has contributed to research in topics: Heuristics & Optimization problem. The author has an hindex of 14, co-authored 58 publications receiving 477 citations. Previous affiliations of Eduardo Álvarez-Miranda include University of Bologna.
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Minmax regret combinatorial optimization problems: an Algorithmic Perspective
TL;DR: The computational complexity of some classic combinatorial optimization problems using MMR approach is discussed, the design of several algorithms for these problems are analyzed, and the study of some specific research problems in this attractive area is suggested.
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The Rooted Maximum Node-Weight Connected Subgraph Problem
TL;DR: This paper considers the Rooted Maximum Node-Weight Connected Subgraph Problem as well as its budget-constrained version, in which also non-negative costs of the nodes are given, and the solution is not allowed to exceed a given budget.
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A multicriteria optimization model for sustainable forest management under climate change uncertainty: An application in Portugal
Eduardo Álvarez-Miranda,Jordi Garcia-Gonzalo,Felipe Ulloa-Fierro,Andrés Weintraub,Susana Barreiro +4 more
TL;DR: Results show the capacity of the designed framework to provide a pool of diverse solutions with different trade-offs among the four criteria, giving to the manager the possibility of choosing a harvesting policy that meets her/his requirements.
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In-depth data on the network structure and hourly activity of the Central Chilean power grid.
TL;DR: This study presents the dataset of the Chilean power grid, harmonized data from three diverse sources to generate a unified dataset that focuses on preserving the physical structure of nodes’ connection incorporating the ‘tap’ structure.
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A simulation and optimisation methodology for choosing energy efficiency measures in non-residential buildings
Irlanda Ceballos-Fuentealba,Eduardo Álvarez-Miranda,Carlos Torres-Fuchslocher,Maria Luisa del Campo-Hitschfeld,John Díaz-Guerrero +4 more
TL;DR: A methodological framework for predicting (i) the energy consumed in heating and cooling an existing commercial or institutional building, and (ii) the potential impact of different energy conservation measures that could be implemented on a given building is developed.