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Tableau Review
As we've seen, a linear program can be represented in a tableau, which is just a fancy word for a matrix.
The tableau is useful because it allows us to keep track of the state of the program (moving around the vertices of the graph) without storing all the vertices explicitly.
To answer the questions, use this data from our bakery example, where cakes = x and cookies = y.
Objective Function
profit = (x * 5) + y
or
profit - 5x - y = 0
Constraints
x <= 250
y <= 200
x + y <= 300
0 <= x
0 <= y
self.constraints = [250, 200, 300]
# Tableau
self.rows = [
[1.0, 0.0],
[0.0, 1.0],
[1.0, 1.0],
]
self.objective = [-5.0, -1.0]