The Diet Problem¶
Dantzig. (1937). The Diet Problem. Interfaces.
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- Feasible Region
- A few years later, once Dantzig's simplex method existed, the true optimum was computed as roughly $39.69 per year — remarkably close, and achieved with only a handful of the 77 foods entering at nonzero quantity, exactly as the vertex theorem predicts
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“This is a story about connections. If a certain event hadn't happened way back in 1937, then 10 years later it is certain that linear programming and the simplex method would never have happened”
- A few years later, once Dantzig's simplex method existed, the true optimum was computed as roughly $39.69 per year — remarkably close, and achieved with only a handful of the 77 foods entering at nonzero quantity, exactly as the vertex theorem predicts
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