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Ranking of vertices in the linear fractional programming problem

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In this paper the problem of ranking vertices in the linear fractional programming problem is considered. It is shown that a class of vertex ranking algorithms for the linear programming problem can be used with only minor modifications.

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Storøy, S. Ranking of vertices in the linear fractional programming problem. BIT 23, 403–405 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01934470

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