Linear Programming: Chapter 5 Duality
Dual-Based Phase I Method Example: Notes: Two objective functions: the true objective (on top), and a fake one (below it). For Phase I, use the fake objective|it’s dual feasible. Two right-hand sides: the real one (on the left) and a fake (on the right). Ignore the fake right-hand side|we’ll use it in another algorithm later. Phase I|First ...
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