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Simulating Classification Models for Ex-Ante Evaluation of Predict-Then-Optimize Methods
Predict-Then-Optimize combines machine learning predictions with downstream optimization to support decision-making when problem parameters are unknown at the time of solving. However, better predictive performance does not necessarily lead to better decisions, making it useful to assess this relati
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