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>Excess compared to what? I was reading this in the operations research sense of optimality. From this standpoint, they are excess in the current set of constr
by bumby 6y ago
>Excess compared to what?
I was reading this in the operations research sense of optimality. From this standpoint, they are excess in the current set of constraints but may be vital (an non-excessive) if those constraints change in the future.