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(29)- Adaptive-Cutsel-MILP
- An improved initial basis for the simplex algorithm
- Artificial-free simplex algorithm based on the non-acute constraint relaxation
- Scheduling quay cranes and yard trucks for unloading operations in container ports
- A triangulation and fill-reducing initialization procedure for the simplex algorithm
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6500477 (Why is no real title available?)
- A computationally stable solution algorithm for linear programs
- Some applications of the Semi-Infinite Simplex Algorithm
- Link-Level Aspects
- A hybrid gradient and feasible direction pivotal solution algorithm for general linear programs
- Efficient algorithms for constructing \(D\)- and \(I\)-optimal exact designs for linear and non-linear models in mixture experiments
- An overview on the simplex algorithm
- The complex interior-boundary method for linear and nonlinear programming with linear constraints
- Linearly constrained global optimization: a general solution algorithm with applications.
- Classroom Note: Initialization of the Simplex Algorithm: An Artificial-Free Approach
- Criss-cross algorithm based on the most-obtuse-angle rule and deficient basis
- Computational experience with exterior point algorithms for the transportation problem
- rMPC
- Constraint optimal selection techniques (COSTs) for nonnegative linear programming problems
- LPbook
- EulerCurves
- A simple direct cosine simplex algorithm
- On simplex method with most-obtuse-angle rule and cosine rule
- Algebraic simplex initialization combined with the nonfeasible basis method
- A note on ``An improved initial basis for the simplex algorithm
- Hybrid-LP: finding advanced starting points for simplex, and pivoting LP methods
- Improvement and its computer implementation of an artificial-free simplex-type algorithm by Arsham
- An algorithm for simplex tableau reduction: The push-to-pull solution strategy
- A computer implementation of the push-and-pull algorithm and its computational comparison with LP simplex method
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