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The Simplex Algorithm: Efficiency and Degeneracy

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This lecture covers the Simplex Algorithm, focusing on efficiency and degeneracy. It explains how to compute reduced costs, determine optimality, handle unbounded costs, and update the basis. The lecture also discusses degenerate cases, cycling, and termination conditions. The instructor emphasizes the importance of selecting pivot elements carefully to avoid cycling and achieve finite convergence.

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