MixedIntegerLinearProgramming
MixedIntegerLinearPrograms 2/61 A mixed integer linear program (MILP,MIP) is of the form min cTx Ax =b x ≥0 xi ∈Z ∀i ∈I If all variables need to be integer, it is called a (pure) integer linear program (ILP, IP) If all variables need to be 0or 1(binary, boolean), it is called a 0−1linear program
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