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Borgwardt, Karl Heinz 2 Huhn, Petra 2
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A lower bound on the average number of Pivot-steps for solving linear programs Valid for all variants of the Simplex-Algorithm
Borgwardt, Karl Heinz; Huhn, Petra - In: Mathematical Methods of Operations Research 49 (1999) 2, pp. 175-210
In this paper we derive a lower bound on the average complexity of the Simplex-Method as a solution-process for linear programs (LP) of the type:<Equation ID="Equ1"> <EquationSource Format="TEX"/> </Equation> We assume these problems to be randomly generated according to the Rotation-Symmetry-Model: *Let a <Subscript>1</Subscript>,…,a <Subscript>m</Subscript>, v be distributed independently,...</subscript></subscript></equation>
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A lower bound on the average number of Pivot-steps for solving linear programs Valid for all variants of the Simplex-Algorithm
Borgwardt, Karl Heinz; Huhn, Petra - In: Computational Statistics 49 (1999) 2, pp. 175-210
In this paper we derive a lower bound on the average complexity of the Simplex-Method as a solution-process for linear programs (LP) of the type: We assume these problems to be randomly generated according to the Rotation-Symmetry-Model: *Let a 1 ,…,a m , v be distributed independently,...
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