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The team manual I referred to when I was in university does in fact contain such a basic simplex LP solver: https://github.com/ludopulles/tcr/blob/master/tcr.pd
by orlp 1y ago
The team manual I referred to when I was in university does in fact contain such a basic simplex LP solver: https://github.com/ludopulles/tcr/blob/master/tcr.pdf https://github.com/ludopulles/tcr/blob/master/tcr.pdf (page 22).
I'd just like to clarify that I'm not saying this is necessarily the solution the problem writers were looking for, or that it will run within the allocated time. Just that it's a feasible solution.
- amluto 1y agoMine did too :). But I never used it except for practice.
- gregdeon 1y agoWow, incredibly interesting to see what one of these manuals looks like! Thanks for sharing.
- yallpendantools 1y agoAmazing! Thanks for sharing. The farthest I got in the ICPC was regionals. I was tasked to make the team binder. I was a budding LaTeX enthusiast then but our coach wanted me to do it in...MS Word. Not that he didn't know LaTeX either (he's a published math/CS researcher after all), it's just the cultural ubiquity and comfort of MS Word. :( The result was something more like https://github.com/ludopulles/tcr/blob/master/TCR-Sudo.pdf https://github.com/ludopulles/tcr/blob/master/TCR-Sudo.pdf . I love how information-dense tcr.pdf looks in comparison. They even have a table of contents!