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A New Finite Continuation Algorithm for Linear Programming

SIAM J. Optim. Volume 6, Issue 3, pp. 600-616 (August 1996)

Issue Date: August 1996
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We describe a new finite continuation algorithm for linear programming. The dual of the linear programming problem with unit lower and upper bounds is formulated as an $\ell_1 $ minimization problem augmented with the addition of a linear term. This nondifferentiable problem is approximated by a smooth problem. It is shown that the minimizers of the smooth problem define a family of piecewise-linear paths as a function of a smoothing parameter. Based on this property, a finite algorithm that traces these paths to arrive at an optimal solution of the linear program is developed. The smooth problems are solved by a Newton-type algorithm. Preliminary numerical results indicate that the new algorithm is promising. ©1996 Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
History: Received 1993-11-16; accepted 1994-12-28
Permalink: http://dx.doi.org/10.1137/S1052623493258556

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