Modelo de optimización para la obtención de platos nutricionales en zonas de bajos recursos económicos

Published in: Engineering Innovations for Global Sustainability: Proceedings of the 14th Latin American and Caribbean Conference for Engineering and Technology
Date of Conference: July 20-22, 2016
Location of Conference: San Jose, Costa Rica
Authors: Wilmer Atoche
Juan Nolasco
Jonatán Rojas
Refereed Paper: #114

Abstract:

This document is prepared to provide a model of optimization through techniques of programming and operations research. With this model you want to get a range of food dishes that cover the amount of nutrients needed for the family of low economic resources can meet and sate their dietary needs while minimizing the costs of preparation All this with the aim of reducing the rate of malnutrition in the families of Peru and the world. To achieve this goal, the analysis focuses on the use of mixed integer programming, which uses a series of restrictions and a target function. This is divided into 3 parts: The first part provides a general context about the mixed integer programming for the solution of the problem of obtaining food dishes in order to combat malnutrition and how is that fits into our analysis. The second part, shows the procedures and results obtained for the problem. Finally, the third part contains the conclusions and observations based on the result.