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Learning to Branch

ICML 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Monte Carlo tree search · 68 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Tune the linear scoring parameter to the instance distribution rather than use a fixed valueB&B variable selection · CATS arbitrary combinatorial auctionsAverage B&B tree size: three times the sizeHelped
Tune μ below μ* to branch first on the small infeasible subproblemB&B with the linear combination of min and max scoring rules · MILP family FB&B tree size: 2^{(n-4)/2} nodes -> O(1) nodesHelped
Tune μ above μ* to select the small subproblem firstB&B with the linear combination of min and max scoring rules · MILP family GB&B tree size: Ω(2^{(n-5)/4}) nodes -> O(1) nodesHelped
Learn μ from samples instead of choosing a parameter from a fixed, data-independent discretizationB&B variable selection · MILP instances from a two-instance distributionExpected B&B tree size: Ω(2^{(n-9)/4}) -> O(1)Helped
Use the parameter optimal for regions auctions, facility location, or clustering on arbitrary auctionsB&B variable selection · CATS arbitrary combinatorial auctionsAverage B&B tree size: three times the sizeHurt

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