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It is necessary only to consider BFS's when seeking an optimal solution to an LP because the
optimal
LP (2003) 10
achieves the minimum value of the objective function subject to those constraints is said to be
an optimalfeasible
(ii) if there is an optimal solution, then there is an optimal BFS (see Figure 5 ).
Theorem 1 reduces the task of solving an LP to that of searching over BFS's. Since for a
m m! (n - m)!
n!
basic solutions (corresponding to the number of ways of selecting m on n columns), there are
only a finite
number of possibilities. Thus Theorem 1 yields an obvious but terribly inefficient way of
computing the optimum
m
m 30 , n 100. as 2.9 x 10 . 100
30 30! 70!
100! #&
This would take approximately two years assuming we could check 10 sets of I / second.
'
mn
This number is finite. This number is usually because for a given I, i B I may be
singular, ii n
the basic solution may not be nonnegative. Also it is possible that two (or more) distinct I , I can
lead to the
1#
same BFS:
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