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Escaping Degeneracy by Following Shadow Edges
The Simplex method is among the most widely used approaches for solving linear programs. Starting at a vertex solution of the feasible region, the algorithm proceeds through a sequence of basis exchanges (known as pivots), each corresponding to a move along an improving edge of the polyhedron toward
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