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Learning Scenario Reduction for Two-Stage Robust Optimization with Discrete Uncertainty

Jianan Zhou, Jieyi Bi, Jie Zhang, Tianjue Lin, Wen Song, Yaoxin Wu, Zhiguang Cao

A GNN-Transformer trained to imitate a lookahead heuristic selects reduced scenarios for two-stage robust optimization while matching quality at 7-200x higher speed.

arxiv:2605.14494 v1 · 2026-05-14 · cs.AI · cs.LG

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NeurPRISE consistently achieves competitive regret relative to comprehensive methods, maintains strong scalability with varying numbers of scenarios, and delivers 7-200x speedup over PRISE. NeurPRISE also exhibits strong zero-shot generalization, effectively handling instances with larger problem scales (up to 5x), more scenarios (up to 4x), and distribution shifts.

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That the marginal impact of each scenario on the recourse cost can be accurately approximated by a GNN-Transformer trained only on PRISE's selections, without needing to solve the full subproblems at inference time, and that this approximation transfers across problem scales and distributions.

C3one line summary

NeurPRISE trains a GNN-Transformer via imitation learning to mimic a lookahead heuristic for scenario reduction in 2RO, delivering 7-200x speedups with competitive regret on three test problems and zero-shot generalization.

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arxiv: 2605.14494 · arxiv_version: 2605.14494v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.14494 · pith_short_12: AF6JWETJLXAD · pith_short_16: AF6JWETJLXAD67ND · pith_short_8: AF6JWETJ
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