Lecture

Optimal Decision Making: Linear Programming for Project Scheduling

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This lecture covers the application of linear programming in project scheduling, aiming to minimize completion time by solving linear programs. Topics include defining decision variables, constraints, and objectives, implementing and solving linear programs, and analyzing the optimal schedule for projects.

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Algorithms and data structures: Combinatorial optimization

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