V1-1: Linear Programming, introduction

Linear Programming, mathematical models.

Wen Shen, 2020, Penn State University

[mohamedkamalabdelrahman]

Thanks for sharing this to the world!. may be naming the videos by their content would help people to search through and find what they need :)

[ahmadreza]

Hello prof. Wen Shen
That's my pleasure to be familiar with your youtube channel.
I found your LP videos very helpful and invaluable. In contrast, I'm looking for a good reference like your clear, practical, and short videos to learn "nonlinear programming." I'll be so excited if you refer me to such references or any helpful books in NLP.
Best regards.
AhmadReza Jamali-Abnavi
Research assistant at University of Kashan, Iran

[hangzhiguo]

Hi Prof. Shen, thanks for your wonderful lecture! May I ask will you make these lecture notes and assignments available to the public?

[muthanaalsukhni]

Thank you very much prof.
it is nice to see you again with LP.
if we have questions, how can we contact you?
thank you again

[MrAkhilnaidu]

The units are not being utilised properly. The answer we get might be a correct result, but I suspect the credibility of the mathematical equation wrt given units; if we don't define the variables D(not 1/2 cup but full cup) and E(not 2 eggs but an egg).

[asht]

Do you have a video on how to find basic feasible solutions or degenerate solutions?

[evionlast]

which is the recommended textbook mentioned in the recordings? please.

[jameszack]

What's the difference between short videos and long videos about linear programming?