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Degeneracy (where optimal solutions occur at non-corner points)
Infeasibility (when no feasible solution exists)
Unboundedness (when the feasible region extends infinitely)
Linear programming (LP) involves optimizing a linear objective function while satisfying a set of linear constraints. Special cases in linear programming refer to situations where certain conditions or characteristics are present that deviate from the standard LP problem.
Binary Linear Programming is a binary decision making that suitable for scenarios where choices must be made from limited option
Binary Linear Programming is a binary decision making that suitable for scenarios where choices must be made from limited option
Certainly, here are some examples of special cases in linear programming along with how they differ from the standard linear programming problem: