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Computational experience with a dual affine variant of Karmarkar's method for linear programming
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    Computational experience with a dual affine variant of Karmarkar's method for linear programming (English)
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    The purpose of this paper is to describe computational experience with a dual affine variant of Karmarkar's method for solving linear programming problems. This approach was implemented by the authors over a twelve week period during the summer of 1986. Computational tests were made comparing this implementation with MINOS 5.0, a state-of-the-art implementation of the simplex method. Our implementation compares favorably on publicity- available linear programming test problems with an average speedup of about three over MINOS 5.0.
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    computational experience
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    dual affine variant of Karmarkar's method
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