Optimization Exam 1 Flashcards

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Any specification of the decision variables that satisfies all of the model’s constraints.

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Feasible Region

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2
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The amounts of things that will minimize or maximize something.

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Decision Variables

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3
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Any point in the feasible region.

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Feasible Point

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4
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Any point in the feasible region that optimizes the objective function.

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Optimal Solution

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5
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The objective function evaluated at the optimal solution.

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Optimal Value

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6
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A line on which all points have the same z-value in a max problem.

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Isoprofit Line

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7
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A line on which all points have the same z-value in a min problem.

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Isocost Line

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8
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If the left hand side and right hand side of the constraint are equal when the optimal values of the decision variables are substituted into the constraint.

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Binding Constraint

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9
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If the left hand side and right hand side of the constraint are unequal when the optimal values of the decision variables are substituted into the constraint.

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Nonbinding Constraint

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10
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For a set of points S, if the line segment joining any pair of points is wholly contained in S.

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Convex Set

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11
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If each line segment that lies completely in a convex set S and contains the point P has a P as an endpoint of the line segment.

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Extreme Point

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12
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The feasible region of a problem contains points for which the value of at least one variable can assume arbitrary large values.

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Unbounded Feasible Region

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13
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No possible point that satisfies the constraints.

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Infeasible LP

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14
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Transforms a given matrix A into a new matrix A’.

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Elementary Row Operation (ERO)

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15
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An algorithm that can be used to solve systems of linear equations.

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Gauss-Jordan Elimination

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16
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A variable that appears with a coefficient of 1 in a single equation and a coefficient of 0 in all other equations.

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Basic Variable

17
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Any variable that isn’t a basic variable.

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Nonbasic Variable

18
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An LP that has a maximum objective, non-negative right hand side, only equality constraints, and non-negative decision variables.

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Standard Form LP

19
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Picks up slack for inequalities.

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Slack Variable

20
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Any basic solution to the system Ax=b in which all variables are non-negative.

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Basic Feasible Solution (BFS)

21
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A point in the feasible region of an LP is an extreme point if and only if it is a basic feasible solution to the LP.

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Theorem 1

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23
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If two basic solutions and their sets of basic variables have m-1 basic variables in common. m = number of constraints.

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Adjacent Basic Variables