By bloid
via scienceblogs.com
Published: May 09 2008 / 14:14
Linear programming is a general technique for solving a huge family of optimization problems. It's incredibly useful for scheduling, resource allocation, economic planning, financial portfolio management, and a ton of of other, similar things.
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