Difference between revisions of "Simplex"

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A '''simplex''' is the [[Solution_space|solution space]] to an [[Optimization|optimization]] problem with [[Linear|linear]] restraints. The most common method used in practice for finding optimal solution(s) on a simplex is the [[Simplex_method|simplex method]].
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A '''simplex''' is the [[solution space]] to an [[optimization]] problem with [[linear]] restraints. The most common method used in practice for finding optimal solution(s) on a simplex is the [[simplex method]].
  
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A '''simplex''' is a form of communications in only one direction from the transmitter to the receiver.
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Revision as of 19:16, March 28, 2008

A simplex is the solution space to an optimization problem with linear restraints. The most common method used in practice for finding optimal solution(s) on a simplex is the simplex method.

A simplex is a form of communications in only one direction from the transmitter to the receiver.