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This is from 1977. I suppose it's ok for fundamentals but you can probably do better going with a modern text like Model Building in Mathematical Programming
by npalli 2y ago
This is from 1977. I suppose it's ok for fundamentals but you can probably do better going with a modern text like
Model Building in Mathematical Programming by H. Paul Williams (5th Edition)
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- wenc 2y agoH. P. Williams' book is often recommended for learning MIP formulations. However, I've found a cheat sheet to be much more helpful and practical for MIPs (not LPs but MIPs): https://msi-jp.com/xpress/learning/square/10-mipformref.pdf https://msi-jp.com/xpress/learning/square/10-mipformref.pdf This contains the primitives you typically use in MIPs.
- stackghost 2y agoThat PDF surprisingly does not define what "MIP" stands for, but I was able to deduce that it stands for Mixed Integer Programming.