Remember back in middle school we were taught system of equations, equalities and inequalities? It was so much fun, drawing shaded region in a two dimensional piece of paper. At that point I had no idea I could make a living out of it until I came across Operations Research. Now, I do similar things on a much larger scale, using sophisticated algorithms for real world problems. I work as an Optimization modeler in supply chain for a manufacturing company in Seattle, Washington.
A modified Kruskal's algorithm for finding clusters or forest of trees from graph with potential limitations on total tree arc weight and total node weights in clusters.
Check it outLocal search algorithms for solving famous traveling salesman problem yielding suboptimal solution relatively quickly compared to exact approaches.
Check it outA case study exploring capacity expansion options for a fulfillment style distribution system with limited geographic scope. The study compares cost and service based metrics solving as far as delivery routing.
Check it outPython based implementation of different algorithms for finding convex hull of a set of points in two dimensional spaces.
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