Questions tagged [simplex]

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What algorithm do SVMs use to minimize their objective function?

Support Vector Machines turn machine learning linear classification tasks into a linear optimization problems. $$ \text{minimize } J(\theta,\theta_0) = \frac1n \sum_1^n \text{HingeLoss}(\theta,\theta_0) + \frac{\lambda}{2} ||\theta||^2 $$ My…
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Periodic 4D Triangulations

I am looking for references and/or algorithms for generating 4-dimensional periodic triangulations on unit 4 lattices. That is, generating a space filling triangulation of the 4D integer lattice (Z^4) that is invariant under lattice translations. I…
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How to uniformly sample a sorted simplex

I am looking for an algorithm to uniformly generate a descending array of N random numbers, such that the sum of the N numbers is 1, and all numbers lie within 0 and 1. For example, N=3, the random point (x, y, z) should satisfy: x + y + z = 1 0 <=…
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Sort array of 3D points to maximize number of tetrahedra in the array

Let $P$ be a indexable set(array) of points in $\mathbb{R}^3$ s.t. $P = \{p_0,p_1,p_2,...,p_n\}, p_i \in\mathbb{R}^3$. I want to sort $P$ so that every 4 consecutive points forms a non-coplanar tetrahedra/3D-simplex/triangular pyramid (whatever you…
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Better way to decide if a set is a pure simplicial complex

Setup I am trying to write a function that determines if a set of vertices, edges and faces is a pure simplicial complex. A pure simplicial complex is a set where all facets have the same degree, a facet is a simplex that is not contained in a…
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Why is infeasibility of linear programming considered to be an NP problem?

I recently came across this question, and the way I think people usually go about this is to find a certificate that answers 'yes' to the decision problem 'Is this LP infeasible?' Or, given a certificate, verify if that yields infeasibility or not.…
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How does Bowyer-Watson algorithm for Delaunay triangulation run in $O(n^2)$ but runs over all the simplexes?

The Bowyer-Watson algorithm for Delaunay triangulation is known to run in $O(n^2)$ according to the authors, where $n$ is the number of data points in $\mathbb R^d$. In addition, the algorithm (for example, as is written in Bowyer's paper, at stage…
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What software can compute restricted matching numbers of graphs?

Let $\Delta$ be a simplicial complex and $F, G$ be two facets of $\Delta$. We say that $F$ and $G$ form a gap in $\Delta$ if $F \cap G = \emptyset$ and the induced subcollection on the vertex set $F \cup G$ is exactly $\langle F, G \rangle$. A…
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Solving a problem with linear programming

Suppose we wish to create a speech. Assume we have $n$ words to choose from numbered from $1$ to $n$. Every word holds a list of words that can come after it $S_i$. For example: if $2 \in S_1$ then the speech can contain the sequence of words $1,2$.…
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Solving linear programming problem with mixed type of constraints

I have a query in solving the problem below: An automobile company has two factories. One factory has 400 cars (of a certain model) in stock and the other factory has 300 cars (of the model) in stock. Two customers order this car model. The first…
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In a LP problem Ax = b, how to solve for A instead of x?

I have a multi-objective linear programming problem of the form Ax = b, where A is a matrix and x and b are vectors. x is known, and I'm looking to minimise each row of b by solving for A. Constraints are: Each column of A must add up to 1. A will…