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LPI - An interactive linear programming package

Authors: Shudde, Rex H.;

LPI - An interactive linear programming package

Abstract

LPI is an interactive linear programming (L.P.) package designed primarily for instructional usage with the Cambridge Monitor System on the IBM/360 Computer. LPI removes the computational burden from the student without depriving him of the decision-making processes necessary for the successful solution of a L.P. LPI is self-instructing as to its own use; a minimum of CP/CMS commands are required to interface the student with LPI. LPI will allow primal simplex and/or dual simplex pivoting; sensitivity analysis of the 'cost' coefficients and the 'requirement' coefficients; the Separable Programming Algorithm; and the Wolfe Quadratic Programming Algorithm

http://archive.org/details/lpiinteractiveli00shud

Keywords

Separable Programming, System, Wolfe's Algorithm, Remote Terminal Linear Programming System, Interactive Linear Programming, Linear Programming

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