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Linear Programming: Convex Hull

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This lecture covers topics such as MAE regression as a linear program, convex hull, reformulation advantages, and a practical problem involving decision variables and constraints. It also discusses adversary's feasible set and the reformulation of a min-max problem.

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Algorithms and data structures: Combinatorial optimization

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