A recent result on the potential of Delta !Sigma modulators ( Delta !Sigma Ms) as heuristic optimizers for circulant unconstrained discrete quadratic programming (C-UDQP) is revisited, bridging it with current developments on the design of Delta !Sigma Ms by semi-definite programming (SDP). This provides an efficient strategy by which one can design a Delta !Sigma ext{M} and its input signal from a C-UDQP specification so that the solution of the C-UDQP problem can be found in the Delta !Sigma ext{M} output, all with almost no manual intervention. The proposed concept is validated by simulation-based experiments on a benchmark case, comparing the new strategy to previous results and exact optimization techniques.

Discrete Programming Entailing Circulant Quadratic Forms: Refinement of a Heuristic Approach Based on ΔΣ Modulation

Bizzarri F.;
2020-01-01

Abstract

A recent result on the potential of Delta !Sigma modulators ( Delta !Sigma Ms) as heuristic optimizers for circulant unconstrained discrete quadratic programming (C-UDQP) is revisited, bridging it with current developments on the design of Delta !Sigma Ms by semi-definite programming (SDP). This provides an efficient strategy by which one can design a Delta !Sigma ext{M} and its input signal from a C-UDQP specification so that the solution of the C-UDQP problem can be found in the Delta !Sigma ext{M} output, all with almost no manual intervention. The proposed concept is validated by simulation-based experiments on a benchmark case, comparing the new strategy to previous results and exact optimization techniques.
2020
Delta-sigma modulation
integer programming
optimization
semi-definite programming
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