Singular Manual: simplex

  | ### 5.1.140 simplex `Syntax:` `simplex (` matrix_expression`,` int_expression`,` int_expression`,` int_expression`,` int_expression`,` int_expression`)` `Type:` list `Purpose:` perform the simplex algorithm for the tableau given by the input, e.g. `simplex (`M, m, n, m1, m2, m3 `)`: M matrix of numbers : first row describing the objective function (maximize problem), the remaining rows describing constraints; m, n, m1, m2, m3 int : n = number of variables; m = total number of constraints; m1 = number of inequalities "<=" (rows 2 ... m1+1 of M); m2 = number of inequalities ">=" (rows m1+2 ... m1+m2+1 of M); m3 = number of equalities. The following assumptions are made: * ground field is of type `(real,N)`, N>=4; * the matrix M is of size m x n; * m=m1+m2+m3; * the entries M[2,1] ,..., M[m+1,1] are non-negative; * the variables x(i) are non-negative; * a row b, a(1) ,..., a(n) corresponds to b+a(1)x(1)+...+a(n)x(n); * for a <=, >=, or == constraint: add "in mind" >=0, <=0, or ==0. The output is a list L with * L[1] = matrix * L[2] = int: 0 = finite solution found; 1 = unbounded; -1 = no solution; -2 = error occurred; * L[3] = intvec : L[3][k] = number of variable which corresponds to row k+1 of L[1]; * L[4] = intvec : L[4][j] = number of variable which is represented by column j+1 of L[1] ("non-basis variable"); * L[5] = int : number of constraints (= m); * L[6] = int : number of variables (= n). The solution can be read off the first column of L[1] as it is done by the procedure simplexOut in `solve.lib`. `Example:`
          ring r = (real,10),(x),lp;

          // consider the max. problem:
          //
          //    maximize  x(1) + x(2) + 3*x(3) - 0.5*x(4)
          //
          //  with constraints:   x(1) +          2*x(3)          <= 740
          //                             2*x(2)          - 7*x(4) <=   0
          //                               x(2) -   x(3) + 2*x(4) >=   0.5
          //                      x(1) +   x(2) +   x(3) +   x(4)  =   9
          //
          matrix sm[5][5]=(  0, 1, 1, 3,-0.5,
                           740,-1, 0,-2, 0,
                             0, 0,-2, 0, 7,
                           0.5, 0,-1, 1,-2,
                             9,-1,-1,-1,-1);

          int n = 4;  // number of constraints
          int m = 4;  // number of variables
          int m1= 2;  // number of <= constraints
          int m2= 1;  // number of >= constraints
          int m3= 1;  // number of == constraints
          simplex(sm, n, m, m1, m2, m3);
      ==> [1]:
      ==>    _[1,1]=17.025
      ==>    _[1,2]=-0.95
      ==>    _[1,3]=-0.05
      ==>    _[1,4]=1.95
      ==>    _[1,5]=-1.05
      ==>    _[2,1]=730.55
      ==>    _[2,2]=0.1
      ==>    _[2,3]=-0.1
      ==>    _[2,4]=-1.1
      ==>    _[2,5]=0.9
      ==>    _[3,1]=3.325
      ==>    _[3,2]=-0.35
      ==>    _[3,3]=-0.15
      ==>    _[3,4]=0.35
      ==>    _[3,5]=0.35
      ==>    _[4,1]=0.95
      ==>    _[4,2]=-0.1
      ==>    _[4,3]=0.1
      ==>    _[4,4]=0.1
      ==>    _[4,5]=0.1
      ==>    _[5,1]=4.725
      ==>    _[5,2]=-0.55
      ==>    _[5,3]=0.05
      ==>    _[5,4]=0.55
      ==>    _[5,5]=-0.45
      ==> [2]:
      ==>    0
      ==> [3]:
      ==>    5,2,4,3
      ==> [4]:
      ==>    1,6,8,7
      ==> [5]:
      ==>    4
      ==> [6]:
      ==>    4
See simplexOut.

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