Decision diagrams have emerged over the last decade as a versatile and useful tool to represent and solve discrete optimization problems.  The aim of the DDOPT symposium is to bring together researchers that are interested in methods, algorithms, theory, applications, and tools for optimization that are related to decision diagram technology.  Example topics include discrete optimization, integer programming, handling uncertainty, constraint programming, routing and scheduling, combinatorial optimization, machine learning, and more.

The symposium takes place in the beautiful city of Delft, the Netherlands, on the campus of Delft University of Technology.  It is open to anyone who is interested in attending, ranging from researchers that are established in this area to researchers that wish to learn more about this topic.  The symposium also particularly welcomes PhD students and postdocs.

This symposium is sponsored by SIKS, the Netherlands Research School for Information and Knowledge Systems, and TU Delft.

A previous edition of the DDOPT symposium was held in 2018 at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA.