Objectives vs Constraints | Radimentary
I was thinking the other day about how strange linear programming duality is, and how great it would be if something like it applied in real life. This led me to thinking about how human beings opt…
Objectives vs Constraints | Radimentary Radimentary "Everything can be made radically elementary." ~Steven Rudich Objectives vs Constraints by radimentary I was thinking the other day about how strange linear programming duality is, and how great it would be if something like it applied in r eal life. This led me to thinking about how human beings optimize in practice. I think a huge number of optimization problems at every level from public policy to personal decision-making can be framed as “Maximize A and B” where A and B are two values. Conflict arises when A and B compete and
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