Karmarkar's Algorithm - Example

Example

Consider the linear program

maximize +
subject to + ,

That is, there are 2 variables and 11 constraints associated with varying values of . This figure shows each iteration of the algorithm as red circle points. The constraints are shown as blue lines.

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