ORBEL 28

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NameCo-authorsTalkSession
Romain Absil
UMons
Price on symmetrisation and average distanceThursday 16:10-17:25
Behrouz Babaki
KU Leuven
Tias Guns, Siegfried NijssenConstrained Clustering using Column GenerationFriday 14:00-15:40
Raymond Bisdorff
University of Luxembourg
Luxembourg
On weak ordering by choosing from valued outranking relationsFriday 9:00-10:15
Kris Braekers
Universiteit Hasselt
An Caris, Gerrit K. JanssensExact and meta-heuristic algorithm for the multi-depot heterogeneous dial-a-ride problemThursday 11:15-12:30
Willem K. M. Brauers
Vilnius Gediminas Technical University and University of Antwerp
Investment in Shares by MULTIMOORA Multiple Objectives OptimizationThursday 14:00-15:40
Valerie Brison
UMONS
Marc PirlotA Choquet integral for the comparison of decisional mapsThursday 14:00-15:40
Quoc Trung Bui
Université catholique de Louvain
Yves Deville, Pham Quang DungSolving the Elementary Longest Path as a Mixed Integer ProgramThursday 16:10-17:25
Carlos Casorrán-amilburu
ULB
Belgique.
Bernard Fortz, Martine Labbé, Fernando OrdóñezNovel Formulations for Stackelberg Security GamesFriday 9:00-10:15
Nacira Chikhi
USTHB /AMCD&RO UVHC/LAMIH
M. Abbas, A. Bekrar, R. Benmansour and S.HanafiA dynamic programming algorithm for a robotic cell problem with batch transferThursday 16:10-17:25
Jan Christiaens
KU Leuven
J. Verstichel, G. Vanden BergheA Heuristic Approach to Minimize the Number of Shifts in Container Ship Stowage PlansThursday 14:00-15:40
Yves Crama
HEC - University of Liege
M. Anthony, E. Boros, A. GruberQuadratic reformulations of nonlinear binary optimization problemsThursday 16:10-17:25
Nguyen Thi Thanh Dang
KU Leuven KULAK
Patrick De CausmaeckerMotivations for the development of a multi-objective algorithm configuratorThursday 14:00-15:40
Annelies De Corte
University of Antwerp
Kenneth SörensenILS for water distribution network optimisationThursday 11:15-12:30
Geoffrey De Smet
Red Hat
Cloud optimization with OptaPlannerThursday 11:15-12:30
Yves De Smet
Université Libre de Bruxelles
Multicriteria clustering: a summary of recent investigationsFriday 9:00-10:15
Daniel De Wolf
Université du Littoral Côte d'Opale
France
Jean ANDRE, Stephane AURAY,Mohamed-Mahmoud MEMMAHTime Development of new Hydrogen Transmission Pipeline Networks for FrancThursday 14:00-15:40
Christof Defryn
University of Antwerp
Kenneth SörensenGain sharing in a collaborative selective vehicle routing problemThursday 14:00-15:40
Julien Dewez
Université catholique de Louvain
Nicolas Gillis, François GlineurGeometrical lower bound for the nonnegative rank of slack matricesFriday 14:00-15:40
Reginald Dewil
KU Leuven
P. Vansteenwegen, D. Cattrysse, D. Van OudheusdenImproved Model for the Maximum Covering and Patrol Routing ProblemThursday 16:10-17:25
Thijs Dewilde
KU Leuven
S. Burggraeve, T. Ameye, P. Sels, D. Cattrysse, P. VansteenwegenThe impact of preprocessing for solving the train routing problemThursday 16:10-17:25
Darpana Dilip
Unversity of Antwerp
Belgium
Prof. dr. Kenneth SörensenThe City Bike Repositioning ProblemThursday 11:15-12:30
Nguyen Anh Vu Doan
Université libre de Bruxelles
Dragomir Milojevic, Frederic Robert, Yves De SmetMulti-Objective Optimization for the Design of 3D-Stacked Integrated CircuitsThursday 14:00-15:40
Stefan Eppe
Université libre de Bruxelles
Yves De SmetAn empirical distribution-based approximation of PROMETHEE II's net flow scoresThursday 16:10-17:25
Dries Goossens
Ghent University
Frits SpieksmaThe carry-over effect does exist in tennisFriday 14:00-15:40
Massimo Gurrieri
UMONS
Philippe Fortemps, Xavier SiebertAlternative Pairwise Decomposition Techniques for Label RankingFriday 14:00-15:40
Dorien Herremans
Universiteit Antwerpen
Kenneth Sörensen, Darrell ConklinFirst species counterpoint music generation with VNS and vertical viewpointsThursday 14:00-15:40
Alessandro Hill
University of Antwerp
Stefan VossOptimal capacitated ring treesThursday 14:00-15:40
Anne-sophie Hoffait
HEC - University of Liege
M;SchynsEarly detection of university students in potential difficultyThursday 14:00-15:40
 Abstract:
Access to the Belgian higher education system is easier and cheaper than in most foreign countries. Moreover, the quality of our Universities is acknowledged and the degrees they deliver could be considered as a must. As a consequence, lots of candidates apply. However, while access is relatively open, it is not a free lunch and a large proportion of candidates do not satisfy the requirements at the end of the first year. This has a cost for the students (fees, one year lost, frustration...) but also for the collectivity (the Universities are funded by the Government) and for the Universities (lots of ressources are needed). It is therefore important to try to identify as early as possible the students that could potentially be in difficulty during the first year. The Universities might then take appropriate measures to alleviate the problem. There are indeed various reasons that could explain a failure and some that could be dealt with: a wrong orientation (e.g. due to a lack of correct information), a misinterpretation of the requirements and expectations of a university degree, a huge difficulty in making the transition from the high education system to the higher education system, an insufficient mastery of some prerequisite concepts... The University of Li\`ege, as other Universities, has already taken different initiatives. But, if we were able to early identify with a high probability those students, the Universities might develop adapted methods to attack the problem with more emphasis where it is more needed and when it is still possible. Our contribution is multiple. First, the aim is to develop a decision tool able to identify the students who have a high probability to face difficulties if nothing is done to help them. For that, we consider three standard datamining methods: logistic regression, artificial neural networks and decision trees and focus on early detection, i.e. before starting at the University. Secondly, we suggest to adapt these three methods as well as the classification framework in order to increase the probability of correct identification of the students. In our approach,we do not restrict the classification to two extreme classes, e.g. failure or succes, but we create subcategories for different levels of confidence: high risk of failure, risk of failure, expected success or high probability of success. The algorithms are modified accordingly and to give more weight to the class that really matters. Note that this approach remains valid for any other classification problems for which the focus is on some extreme classes; e.g. fraud detection, credit default... Finally, simulations are conducted to measure the performances of the three methods, with and without the suggested adaptation. We check if the factors of success/failure we can identify are similar to those reported in the literature. We also make a ``what-if sensitivity analysis''. The goal is to measure in more depth the impact of some factors and the impact of some solutions, e.g., a complementary training or a reorientation.
Vinasetan Houndji
Université Catholique de Louvain
Pierre Schaus, Laurence WolseyCP Approach for the Multi-Item Discrete Lot-Sizing Problem with Sequence-Dependent Changeover CostsFriday 9:00-10:15
Tanguy Kegelart
Université catholique de Louvain, Louvain School of Management
Mathieu Van VyveA Conic Optimization Approach to SKU RationalizationThursday 16:10-17:25
Pierre L. Kunsch
ULB
Jean FriesewinkelA system-dynamics analysis of the energy transition in Belgium after FukushimaThursday 11:15-12:30
Hande Küçükaydin
University of Liège
Yasemin Arda, Yves CramaAn Exact Bi-directional Dynamic Programming Algorithm for an Elementary Shortest Path Problem with Variable Service Start TimeFriday 14:00-15:40
Ben Lauwens
Koninklijke Militaire School
Diffusion approximation of the virtual delay in two queueing systems coupled by their service processFriday 9:00-10:15
Manuel LÓpez-ibaÑez
Université Libre de Bruxelles
Leonardo C. T. Bezerra and Thomas StützleDeconstructing Multi-Objective Evolutionary AlgorithmsThursday 14:00-15:40
Corrinne Luteyn
KU Leuven
België
Pieter VansteenwegenMaximizing User Benefits by Changes in Incomplete NetworksThursday 14:00-15:40
Thierry Marchant
Ghent University
Denis BouyssouAn interpretable axiomatization of the h-indexFriday 9:00-10:15
Willem Mélange
Ghent University
Herwig Bruneel, Dieter Claeys, Joris WalraevensA discrete-time queueing model with constant service times and blockingFriday 9:00-10:15
Hadrien Mélot
Université de Mons, Departement d'Informatique, Faculté des Sciences
Mons
A. HertzNumber of non-equivalent colorings of a graphThursday 16:10-17:25
Mohand Mezmaz
University of Mons
M. Mezmaz, A. Vandaele, D. Tuyttens, S. Itani and N. MelabTowards a Lightning-Inspired Meta-heuristicFriday 14:00-15:40
Mohand Mezmaz
University of Mons
R. Leroy, M. Mezmaz, N. Melab and D. TuyttensUsing factorial number system to solve permutation optimization problemsThursday 11:15-12:30
Yves Molenbruch
Hasselt University
An Caris, Kris BraekersOperational Effects of Variations in Service Level Criteria for the Dial-a-Ride ProblemThursday 11:15-12:30
Martim Moniz
Université Libre de Bruxelles
Bernard Fortz; Luís GouveiaModels for traffic engineering with multiple spanning tree protocolsThursday 14:00-15:40
Daniel Palhazi Cuervo
University of Antwerp
Peter Goos, Roselinde Kessels and Kenneth SörensenUnderstanding people’s preferences: an integrated algorithm for the optimal design of discrete choice experiments with partial profilesThursday 16:10-17:25
Célia Paquay
HEC - University of Liege
M. Schyns and S. LimbourgA relax-and-fix heuristic for the three-dimensional bin-packing model with transportation constraintsThursday 14:00-15:40
Ward Passchyn
KU Leuven
F.C.R. SpieksmaDynamic Programming for Scheduling Locks in SequenceThursday 16:10-17:25
Thierry Pironet
HEC - University of Liege
Yves CRAMAMulti-period vehicle assignment with stochastic load availabilityFriday 14:00-15:40
Hanne Pollaris
Hasselt University
Kris Braekers, An Caris, Gerrit K. JanssensIncorporating axle weight restrictions in a two-dimensional CVRPFriday 14:00-15:40
Christophe Ponsard
CETIC
Renaud De Landtsheer, Yoann GuyotA high-level, modular and declarative modeling framework for routing problemsThursday 11:15-12:30
Antonio M. Rodriguez-chia
Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)
I. Espejo (U. de Cádiz); A. Marín (U. de Murcia) p-center problem with failure foresight and capacity constraintsThursday 11:15-12:30
Renaud Sarrazin
University of Brussels
Yves De SmetDesign safer and greener road projects by using a multiobjective optimization approachThursday 14:00-15:40
Xavier Siebert
Faculté Polytechnique de Mons
Thierry Ravet, Christian Frisson, Stéphane DupontMediaCycle : A tool for interactive browsing of multimedia libraries.Thursday 14:00-15:40
Gilles Sinnaeve
Université Catholique de Louvain
Claire Beguin, Philippe Chevalier & Marianne PhilippeUsing computer simulation to test a short stay unitFriday 14:00-15:40
Pieter Smet
KU Leuven, campus Gent
Greet Vanden BergheIntegrated task scheduling and personnel rostering problemsThursday 11:15-12:30
Bart Smeulders
KU Leuven
Frits C.R. SpieksmaHeuristics for Varian's IndexThursday 14:00-15:40
Olivier Sobrie
University of Mons / Ecole Centrale Paris
Olivier SobrieLearning a majority rule model from large sets of assignment examplesThursday 16:10-17:25
Frits Spieksma
KU Leuven
T. Dokka and I. MourtosOn the complexity of separation: the three-index assignment problemFriday 9:00-10:15
Thomas Stützle
Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)
Tianjun LiaoA simple and high-performing competitive--cooperative hybrid algorithm for black-box continuous optimizationFriday 14:00-15:40
Luca Talarico
University of Antwerp
K. Sörensen, J. SpringaelAn iterative approach to generate k dissimilar VRP solutionsThursday 16:10-17:25
Jean-sébastien Tancrez
Louvain School of Management, Université catholique de Louvain
Joana M. Comas-Marti, Ralf W. SeifertEffects of Carbon Footprint Reduction on Supply Chain Network DesignThursday 11:15-12:30
Claudio Telha Cornejo
Université Catolique de Louvain
Mathieu Van VyveCompetitive analysis of on-line algorithms : applications to Operations Research.Friday 9:00-10:15
Tulio Toffolo
KU Leuven
Haroldo G. Santos, Rafael Martinelli, Rafael A.M. Gomes, Greet Vanden BergheIP Techniques for Nurse Rostering ProblemFriday 14:00-15:40
Christophe Ullrich
Royal Military Academy
C. Ullrich, F. Van Utterbeeck, E. Dhondt and M. DebackerSIMEDIS disaster management simulator: aeronautical catastropheFriday 14:00-15:40
Sam Van Malderen
KU Leuven, Department of Computer Science, CODeS & iMinds-ITEC
Tony Wauters, Greet Vanden BergheImproved Results for the Traveling Umpire ProblemThursday 11:15-12:30
Willem Van Onsem
KU Leuven
Bart Demoen and Patrick De CausmaeckerHyper-Criticism: A critical reflection on todays Hyper-heuristics.Friday 14:00-15:40
Wim Vancroonenburg
KU Leuven
Patrick De Causmaecker, Frits Spieksma, Greet Vanden BergheIntegrating patient-to-room assignment planning with elective admission schedulingFriday 14:00-15:40
Arnaud Vandaele
UMONS, Faculté Polytechnique
Daniel TuyttensExact resolution of the Cover Printing ProblemFriday 9:00-10:15
Christine Vanovermeire
University of Antwerp
Daniel Palhazi Cuervo; Kenneth SörensenEstimating collaborative profits under varying partner characteristics and strategiesThursday 14:00-15:40
Cédric Verbeeck
Ghent University
P. Vansteenwegen, E.-H. AghezzafSolution methods for the cycle trip planning problemThursday 14:00-15:40
Lotte Verdonck
Hasselt University
An Caris, Katrien Ramaekers, Gerrit K. JanssensHorizontal cooperation in logistics : Order sharing through joint route planningFriday 14:00-15:40
Derek Verleye
Ghent University
Derek VerleyeA hybrid piecewise-linear/Newton's method with corrected Jacobian matrix for multi-period water production and distribution in large networksThursday 16:10-17:25
Jannes Verstichel
KU Leuven campus Gent
Joris Kinable, Patrick De Causmaecker, Greet Vanden BergheA Combinatorial Benders' decomposition for the lock scheduling problemThursday 16:10-17:25
Alessia Violin
Université Libre de Bruxelles
Bernard Fortz, Martine LabbéA Branch-and-Price Algorithm for the Network Pricing Problem with Connected Toll ArcsThursday 14:00-15:40
Tony Wauters
KU Leuven, Department of Computer Science, CODeS - iMinds-ITEC
Sam Van Malderen, Greet Vanden BergheLocal search approaches for 2D nesting problemsFriday 9:00-10:15
Christophe Wilbaut
University of Valenciennes
France
S. Hanafi, A. Fréville,B. Haddar, M. KhemakhemSome Heuristic Algorithms for the 0-1Knapsack Sharing ProblemFriday 14:00-15:40
Sabine Wittevrongel
Ghent University
H. Bruneel, W. Rogiest, J. Walraevens and S. WittevrongelAnalysis of a discrete-time queue with constant service capacityFriday 9:00-10:15
75 talks

 
 
  SOGESCI/ORBEL - Conference chair: Prof. M. Pirlot - Platform: Prof. M. Schyns