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    0/1 Knapsack Problem Using FIFO-BB

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    The document describes solving the 0/1 knapsack problem using a FIFO-BB (first in first out branch and bound) algorithm. It provides the input parameters for an instance with N=4 items, knapsack capacity of 15, profits and weights of each item, and constructs the search tree to solve the problem. The optimal solution is to include items 1, 2, and 4, with a total profit of 38 and weight of 15.

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    The document describes solving the 0/1 knapsack problem using a FIFO-BB (first in first out branch and bound) algorithm. It provides the input parameters for an instance with N=4 items, knapsack capacity of 15, profits and weights of each item, and constructs the search tree to solve the problem. The optimal solution is to include items 1, 2, and 4, with a total profit of 38 and weight of 15.

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    The document describes solving the 0/1 knapsack problem using a FIFO-BB (first in first out branch and bound) algorithm. It provides the input parameters for an instance with N=4 items, knapsack capacity of 15, profits and weights of each item, and constructs the search tree to solve the problem. The optimal solution is to include items 1, 2, and 4, with a total profit of 38 and weight of 15.

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    0/1 Knapsack problem Using FIFO-BB

    N=4 m=15
    1
    (P1,p2,p3,p4)=(10,10,12,18)
    C^ =38
    U=32
    (w1,w2,w3,w4)=(2,4,6,9)
    C^ ,U, Upper are the 3 terms sum of wts=12
    Let root node as E node
    Total wt-sum of wts=3
    (0,0,0,15) is Ubound
    4th object=3/9*18=6
    Include 1,2,3
    C^ =38,U=32
    Scan from left to right

    sum of wts=10
    Total wt-sum of wts=5
    4th object=5/9*18=10
    C^ =32,U=22

    C^ =38
    U=32

    C^ =38
    U=32

    3
    C^ =32
    U=22

    First object

    sum of wts=10
    C^ =38
    U=32
    Total wt-sum of wts=5
    4th object=5/9*18=10
    C^ =32,U=22
    2
    sum of wts=8
    C^ =38
    Total wt-sum of wts=7 U=32
    4th object=7/9*18=14
    4
    C^ =36,U=22
    5
    C^ =38
    U=32

    Second object

    C^ =36
    U=22

    1
    C^ =32
    U=22

    6
    C^ =32
    U=22

    sum of wts=6
    Total wt-sum of wts=9
    4th object=9/9*18
    C^ =30,U=30

    C^ =38
    U=32

    1
    C^ =32
    U=22

    C^ =38
    U=32

    4
    C^ =38
    U=32
    No fraction part for fourth object

    5
    C^ =36
    U=22

    6
    C^ =32
    U=22

    7
    C^ =30
    U=30

    1
    3

    10

    11

    12

    C^ =38
    U=38

    X1=1
    X2=1
    X3=0
    X4=1

    13

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