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If it's strictly a linear program, it's probably fine. You can always find the global optimum. Seems more likely to me that it's non-linear, which then depends
by frankc 9y ago
If it's strictly a linear program, it's probably fine. You can always find the global optimum. Seems more likely to me that it's non-linear, which then depends on how non-linear (quadratic only?), if it's just the objective or the constraints that are non-linear, is it convex at all, etc.
- vladTheInhaler 9y agoIn my uneducated opinion, it seems like the nonlinearity comes from the shipping options, which can depend on the number of items bought from a vendor in non-obvious ways.