The number of available items is infinite (unbounded).<BR><BR>I've implemented a few of the usual solutions to this problem using recursion/memoization and dynamic programming but the solutions do ...

The Dynamic and Stochastic Knapsack Problem (DSKP) is defined as follows. Items arrive according to a Poisson process in time. Each item has a demand (size) for a limited resource (the knapsack) and ...

It is based on a new approach to the single-objective knapsack problem using a partition of the profit space into intervals of exponentially increasing length. For the multiobjective m-dimensional ...