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Computational study of the GDPO dual phase-1 algorithm

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The GDPO algorithm for phase-1 of the dual simplex method developed by Maros possesses some interesting theoretical features that have potentially huge computational advantages. This paper gives account of a computational analysis of GDPO that has investigated how these features work in practice by exploring the internal operation of the algorithm. Experience of a systematic study involving 48 problems gives an insight how the predicted performance advantages materialize that ultimately make GDPO an indispensable tool for dual phase-1.

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Maros, I. Computational study of the GDPO dual phase-1 algorithm. Comput Manag Sci 7, 207–223 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10287-009-0094-7

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