Special Situations in the Simplex Algorithm - Degeneracy
After a couple of iterations we will hit a degenerate solution
Unbounded Solution The unbounded solution is explained in the
However both y12 ≤ 0
Chapter 2 The simplex method
This kind of solution may arise both with bounded or unbounded variables. The following theorem establishes the conditions under which a linear prob- lem has
The Simplex Method Stopping Criteria 1 From Wed: Unbounded LP
Repeat. Stopping Criteria 1. Stop if all Row 0 coeffs are non-negative. The current solution is optimal and
MVE165/MMG630 Applied Optimization Lecture 3 The simplex
+ (b ≥ 0m) and c ∈ ℜn. Lecture 3. Applied Optimization. Page 14. General derivation of the simplex method (Ch. unbounded solution or no feasible solutions.
Unbounded Solution In some LP models the values of the variables
unbounded as well. Two-Phase Simplex Method. The two-phase simplex method is another method to solve a given LPP involving some artificial variable. The ...
Easy Simplex (AHA Simplex) Algorithm
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A constraint-selection technique for fixing an unbounded non-acute
02.05.2022 Find optimal solution by performed the simplex method with the initial basic feasible solution xB = B. −1b and xN = 0. Maximize z. = cT. B. xB.
Comment on a Précis by Shanno and Weil
172 of Hadley [1]. As is mentioned in [2] and in a report by Shanno and Weil [3] one can be led to a simplex method indication of an unbounded solution for the
UNIT 4 LINEAR PROGRAMMING - SIMPLEX METHOD
The method also helps the decision maker to identify the redundant constraints an unbounded solution
Special Situations in the Simplex Algorithm - Degeneracy
Since this solution has a corresponding objective-function value of 80 + 4? we see that the problem is unbounded. Clearly
Chapter 1
(6) In linear programming unbounded solution means ______. (April 19) (1) The incoming variable column in the simplex algorithm is called. ______.
MVE165/MMG630 Applied Optimization Lecture 3 The simplex
New iterate: Compute the new basic solution xt+1 by Typical objective function progress of the simplex method ... The feasible set is unbounded.
Appendix: Objective Type Questions
A LPP amenable to solution by simplex method has third and If the primal LPP has an unbounded solution then the dual problem has.
UNIT 4 LINEAR PROGRAMMING - SIMPLEX METHOD
4.4 Simplex Method with several Decision Variables. 4.5 Two Phase and M-method. 4.6 Multiple Solution Unbounded Solution and Infeasible Problem.
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The Graphical Simplex Method: An Example
Solve these equations to obtain the coordinates of their intersection. 2. If the solution is feasible then it is a corner-point solution. Otherwise
The Simplex Method Stopping Criteria 1 From Wed: Unbounded LP
4. Repeat. Stopping Criteria 1. Stop if all Row 0 coeffs are non-negative. The current solution is optimal and unique. Example Final Tableau:.
K1- LEVEL QUESTIONS UNIT I:
A. unbounded solution. B. alternative solution. C. cycling. D. None of these. 47. At every iteration of simplex method for minimization problem
Solving Linear Programs
simplex method proceeds by moving from one feasible solution to another
1 The Simplex Method - Department of Computer Science
1 The Simplex Method We will present an algorithm to solve linear programs of the form maximize cx subject to Ax b (1) x 0 assuming thatb 0 so thatx= 0 is guaranteed to be a feasible solution Letndenote thenumber of variables and letmdenote the number of constraints
Simplex method - webmitedu
The solution is the two-phase simplex method In this method we: 1 Solve an auxiliary problem which has a built-in starting point to determine if the original linear program is feasible If we s?d we nd a basic feasible solution to the orignal LP 2 From that basic feasible solution solve the linear program the way we’ve done it before
Simplex method - MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
§It solves any linear program; §It detects redundant constraints in the problem formulation; §It identifies instances when the objective value is unbounded over the feasible region; and §It solves problems with one or more optimal solutions §The method is also self-initiating
Special Situations in the Simplex Algorithm
Unboundedness Consider the linear program: Maximize Subject to: 2x1 +x2 x1 ?x2 ? 10 (1)2x1 ?x2 ? 40 (2) x1x2? 0 Again we will ?rst apply the Simplex algorithm to this problem The algorithm will takeus to a tableau that indicates unboundedness of the problem
MVE165/MMG630 Applied Optimization Lecture 3 The simplex
Unbounded solutions (Ch 4 4 4 6) If all quotients are negative the value of the variable entering the basis may increase in?nitely The feasible set is unbounded In a real application this would probably be due to some incorrect assumption Example: minimize z = ?x 1 ?2x2 subject to ?x1 +x2 ? 2 ?2x1 +x2 ? 1 x1 x2 ? 0 Draw graph!!
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Simplex method • invented in 1947 (George Dantzig) • usually developed for LPs in standard form (‘primal’ simplex method) • we will outline the ‘dual’ simplex method (for inequality form LP) one iteration: move from an extreme point to an adjacent extreme point with lower cost questions 1 how are extreme points characterized
What are the characteristics of simplex method?
Two important characteristics of the simplex method: The method is robust. It solves problems with one or more optimal solutions. The method is also self-initiating. It uses itself either to generate an appropriate feasible solution, as required, to start the method, or to show that the problem has no feasible solution.
What are the special situations in the simplex algorithm degeneracy?
Special Situations in the Simplex Algorithm Degeneracy Consider the linear program: Maximize 2x 1+x 2 Subject to: 4x 1+3x 2? 12 (1) 4x 1+x 2? 8 (2) 4x 1+2x 2? 8 (3) x 1, x 2?0. We will ?rst apply the Simplex algorithm to this problem. After a couple of iterations, we will hit a degenerate solution, which is why this example is chosen.
What is augmented matrix in simplex method?
The simplex method utilizes matrix representation of the initial systemwhile performing search for the optimal solution. This matrix repre-sentation is calledssimplex tableauand it is actually the augmentedmatrix of the initial systems with some additional information. Let's write down the augmented matrix sponding to the LP (1).
How do you know if a problem is feasible or unbounded?
2) = (30+?, 20+2?, ?, 0) is feasible. Since this solution has a corresponding objective-function value of 80+4?, we see that the problem is unbounded. Clearly, unboundedness of a problem can occur only when the feasible region is unbounded, which, unfortunately, is something we cannot tell in advance of the solution attempt.
Appendix:
Objective Type Questions
1. Let 81 = {(XI,X2): 2XI +3X2 = 5}, 82 = {(I, I)} be two subsets
of jR2. Then 81 n 82 is
(a) a convex set (b) not a convex set2. Let 81 and 82 be two convex subsets of jRn. If and represent
the compliments of 8 1 and 82, respectively. Then
(a) 8 1 +8 2 (b)8 I U8 2 is always a convex set3. Let 81 and 82 be two convex subsets ofjRn. If and represent
the compliments of 81 and 82, respectively. Then (a) 81-82 is always a convex set4. Consider the set 8 = {(Xl, X2) : ::; Xl}. Then 8 has
(a) no vertex (b) finite number of vertices (c) infinite num-ber of vertices5. The number of extreme point(s) that a hyper-plane has
(a) infinite (b) finite (c) none of these6. The set 8 = {(Xl, X2) :
Xl + X2 = I} has no vertex because it is
(a) not convex (b) not bounded ( c) not closed ( d) none of these7. Consider the unit simplex 8
= {(Xl, X2, X3) : Xl + X2 + X31, Xl, X2, X3 20}. Then number of vertices 8 has
(a) 2 (b) 4 (c) 5 (d) none of these530 APPENDIX: OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS
8. Let S = {X E : IXI < I}. Then S has no vertex because it is
(a) not closed (b) empty ( c) unbounded ( d) not convex.9. Let S = {( X I, X2) : XI + X§ :S I}. Then S has
(a) no vertex (b) finite number of vertices ( c ) infinite number of vertices10. Consider the set S = {(XI,X2): Xl +X2:2: -1, XI:S 0, X2:S I}.
Then S has
( a) no vertex ( c) only two vertices (b) infinite number of vertices ( d) none of these11 The vertex of the set S = {X : X = (1 -a)XI + aX2, a :2:
0, Xl, X2 E ]R2} is
12. The set PF \ A, where A is the set of all vertices of PF is
(a) convex set ( c) mayor may not be convex13. The system of equations
Xl -X2 + X3 = 4
2XI + X2 -5X3 = 3
(b) not a convex set ( d) none of these is equivalent to the following system with inequalities (a) Xl -X2 + X3 :S 4, 2XI + X2 -5X3 :S 3, -Xl + 2X2 + 6X3 :2: 7 (b) Xl -X2 + X3 :S 4, 2XI + X2 -5X3 :S 3, -Xl + 2X2 + 6X3 :S 1 (c) Xl -X2 + X3 :S 4, 2XI + X2 -5X3 :S 3, 2XI -4X3 :S 1 (d) Xl -X2 + X3 :S 4, 2XI + X2 -5X3 :S 3, 3XI -4X3 :2: 714. The vertex of the set S = {X : X = (1 -A)XI + AX2, 0 < A :S
1, Xl, X2 E ]R2} is
APPENDIX: OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS
15. For Xl, X2 2: 0, consider the system
Xl + X2 -X3 -2X4 + 5X5 = 2
X2 + X3 + 5X4 + 5X5 = 2
Its solution Xl = X3 = X4 = 0, X2 = 7,X5 = -1 is
531(a) a basic solution (b) a basic feasible solution (c) not a basic solution (d) feasible solution
16. Let the optimal of a LP occur at vertices Xl and X2• Then we
know that it also occurs at each (a) X is a basic solution (b) X is not a BFS (c) X is not a basic solution (d) none of these17. For Xl, X2 2: 0, consider the system
Xl + 2X2 -X3 -2X4 -3X5 = -1
2X2 + X3 + 5X4 -3X5 = -1
Its solution Xl = 0, X2 = 1, X3 = 0, X4 = 0, X5 = 1 is (a) a basic solution (c) feasible solution (b) a basic feasible solution ( d) none of these18. In a simplex table, there is a tie for the leaving variable, then
the next BFS (a) will be nondegenerate (b) will be degenerate (c) may be degenerate or nondegenerate (d) does not exist19. Two vertices of PF are (XI,X2, X3, X4) = (0,0,1,2) and (3,0,0,1).
Then a point of PF which can not be the vertices
(a) (1,2,0,0) (b) (0,1,3,0) (c) (0,1,2,0) (d) (1,2,3,0)20. A LPP in standard form has m constraints and n variables. The
number of basic feasible solutions will be (a) C:J (b) :::; (c) 2 (d) none of these532 APPENDIX: OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS
21. A LPP in standard form has m constraints and n variables. Then
number of adjacent vertices corresponding to a vertex are (a) n - m of these (b) :S n -m (c) n!/m!(n -m)! (d) none22. In Problem 19, if m = 5 and n = 8, and X is basic feasible
solution with 3 components at positive level. Then, the number of bases which correspond to X due to degeneracy are (a) 5 (b) 10 (c) 15 (d) 2023. In an LPP, let P = number of vertices and q = number of BFS.
Then ( a) P :S q (b) P = q ( c) P ;:: q ( d) none of these24. In a simplex iteration, if the leaving variable rule is violated,
then the next table will 25.(a) not give basic solution (b) give a basic solution which is not feasible (c) give a nonbasic solution (d) nothing can be said
For max
PI = -3Xl + X2, subject to 3Xl -X2 < 6·X2 < ,
3; Xl, X2 2: 0, the optimal table is
BV Xl X2 81 82 Soln
PI3 0 1 0 3
81 0 1 1 0 9
X2 3 0 1 1 3
If max P2 = Xl -X2, then optimal solution (Xl, X2) = (0,3) remains optimal for the weighted LP: P = max alPl +a2P2, O:S al :S a2, then a2 is (a) 1/2 (b) 3/4 (c) 1 ( d) none of these26. If in any simplex iteration the minimum ratio rule fails, then the
LPP has
(a) nondegenerate BFS (c) unbounded solution (b) degenerate BFS (d) infeasible solutionAPPENDIX: OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS 533
27. In a max LPP with bounded solution space, a variable having
positive relative cost is permitted to enter and the minimum ratio rule is properly followed, then (a) the next solution will (b) the objective function not be BFS value decreases (c) the objective function (d) none of these increases28. If Xj is a basic variable in some simplex table, then relative cost
of Xj is (a) positive (b) negative (c) infinite (d) 029. In some simplex table of a maximization LPP, the column of Xj
is (3; -2, -1, -3f. Then this shows that ( a) PF is bounded (b) solution is unbounded (c) PF is unbounded (d) solution is infeasible inXj direction
30. In phase-I of the two phase method an artificial variable turns
out to be at positive level in the optimal table of Phase-I, then the LPP has (a) no feasible solution (c) optimal solution (b) unbounded solution (d) none of these31. In a maximization problem, a basic variable corresponding to
minimum ratio leaves the basis, this ensures (a) largest increase in objective function (b) the next solution will be aBFS (c) decrease in objective (d) none of these function32. In a maximization problem, a nonbasic variable with most neg
ative relative cost enters the basis ensures534 APPENDIX: OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS
( a) largest increase in objective function (b) the next solution will be a BFS (c) decrease in objective (d) none of these function33. Let B = (AI, A3, A5) be a basis for a LPP such that A4 =
aAI + {3A2 + ,A3. Suppose anyone column of B is replaced byA4 to have a new basis. Then
(a) a,{3" > ° (b) a,{3,,::; ° no such relationship required (c) a,{3" =1= ° (d)34. The optimum of a LPP occurs at X = (1,0,0,2) and Y =
(0, 1,0,3). Then optimum also occurs at (a) (2,0,3,0) (c) (0,1,5,0) (b) (1/2,1/2,0,5/2) ( d) none of these35. If in a simplex table the relative cost Zj -Cj is zero for a non
basic variable, then there exists an alternate optimal solution, provided (a) it is starting simplex table (b) it is optimal simplex table (c) it can be any simplex table (d) none of these36. A LPP amenable to solution by simplex method has third and
fourth constraint as Xl + X2 + X3 ::; 3 and 2XI + X2 + 3xs ::; 8. These constraints can be represented by a single constraint (a) 3XI +2X2+4x3::; 11 (b) Xl +2X3::; 5 (c) 3XI +X2+3x3::; 11 ( d) none of these37. In canonical form of a LPP, the availability vector b
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