Relatively Complete Recourse
Relatively Complete Recourse is a structural property in stochastic programming ensuring that for every feasible first-stage decision and almost every realization of the uncertain parameters, there exists a feasible second-stage recourse decision, thereby distinguishing it from more restrictive recourse conditions by allowing solution feasibility to be maintained across the support of the uncertainty distribution.
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University of California, Davis
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University of Arizona
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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