Simplex Method 2 | Big M Tableau | Minimization Problem

[@chiyuki8315]

I was skeptical at first abt this vid when he started talking fast but lo and behold, this is the only short vid to help me understand the lesson 😭. Thank you so much, sir 💜💜

[@joshemman]

Haha, I was talking fast so I could maximize material covered and minimize time.

[@chiyuki8315]

@@joshemman It was still effective, sir, thank you so much. I was able to participate in our class today 😊

[@jishnubalaji5537]

@@joshemman Linear Programming IRL, this is a good explanation

[@jwhypee]

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[@awangsuryawan7320]

Damn, your teacher must be a rap god 😂

[@nichellegraf839]

Lol😄

[@thorpedo8540]

Thanks bro. I searched the whole net for help and this video is the only thing that helped me to not just understand the concept but to actually finish something I have been fumbling around with for the past week. Awesome video.

[@girlzhuka6105]

thank you very much! I have never seen such a clear and beautiful explanation before and could only understand it thanks to your video

[@joshemman]

🙏

[@realstory0609]

Thank you! Everything was clear after watching your video. I could now understand my textbook solutions.

[@akondiserge7731]

Thank you very much for your videos. Its clear and straight forward. you desrve a sub

[@bobbobbysman]

explained well and straight to the point, thank you so much Joshua.

[@joshemman]

My pleasure, friend.

[@idrisakinlotan7303]

Can you give a video on using duality principle for minimization problem please

[@hailong0504]

Tks so much sir, faster than read a book by myself

[@abednegomuti-bf8hq]

Your explanations is awesome sir thank you

[@sarahgh8756]

perfect explanation. thank you . Please also explain Column generation

[@joshemman]

Hmmm...I'm not sure what Column Generation is.

[@anjanawijesooriya6555]

Thank you very much for this video..❤ Your explanation is awesome ❤

[@srahman6365]

Thank you sir,. I understood this more than bangla version.❤ Love from Bangladesh.❤ 26.03.24

[@cannydeng6785]

Awesome! Love your videos. Would you give some videos about how to read simplex tableau (basic variables, non-basic variables, infinite optimal solutions and so on) ?

[@joshemman]

Hmm...I might br able to do something on those next month.

[@tekofaks2]

GREAT EXPLANATION!

[@andregrant9401]

I appreciate the videos Sir Emmanuel.

[@nicolerobles1420]

very well explained, but I have a question, can't both the pivot column and the pivot row be the same as the one in the following table? Do you have to give another option?

[@alessandrodri6667]

man i'm not getting something, in the video called "Linear Programming - Shadow Price, Slack/Surplus calculations" we want to calculate the shadow price of the variables so we add the surplus variables, but we don't add the artificial variables. instead, in this video we also use the artificial variables. i don't get why in the first video we don't use the artificial variables, and why in the second one we do add those variables. can u explain it? thanks

[@huriratasnim]

Excellent presentation ❤❤

[@muhamadriyadfirdaus2493]

Thank you so much, explained well. Thank you for Marcho Abednego for bringing me here.

[@dilhanrasanjana2851]

Great explanation ❤

[@koukisarita1783]

Thank you, a very good explanation

[@behailuzewde3059]

I love your presentation style, as a result this l get a lot of knowledge so p/se keep on ! But for the future add some modle exam based on your lesson.

[@joshemman]

I'm not sure what you mean by modle exam, Behailu.

[@137cd4]

very nice guide!!

[@gsusp3nded517]

You are my savior

[@kicktakerzofficial]

Sir, why is s2 not present in the Basis column in 3:32 ?

[@joshemman]

See 3:37. If you draw that red rectangle under s2, it will have 0, -1, 0. You need a 1 and two zeros.

[@kicktakerzofficial]

​@@joshemmanthanks a lot Sir. I was struggling with it😢

[@buhochileno]

Amazing videos thank you Joshua, but I find some strange scenarios where in some problems I have to enter let say S1 but in Cj - Zj as with your table it keep giving me the "largest negative" instead of the large positive...but if I follow the results with the other table setup it consistently gives the largest negative to be the one to add to the basis ...there is any rule that I missing?

[@buhochileno]

..I have to be missing some rule!, I just watch another Big-M video, also a minimization problem, also using the formar Cj - Zj and they choose the largest negative for key column as what happen to me in some problems, ...but following your video, which works for that problem, you always choose the largest posite for key column, so I sure there is something I missing!...any clues?

[@dev_troy8903]

If your problem is minimization, then to be optimal cj-zj has to be greater than or equal zero, but if your problem is maximization, then to be optimal cj-zj has to be less than or equal zero, so when there is a value that violates these conditions, you know that you haven't reached the optimal solution yet and choose the highest magnitude violating these conditions.@@buhochileno

[@gamera2932]

Perfect brother perfect

[@joshemman]

Thank you! 🙏

[@deshafeisty6634]

The 🐐 💯

[@mayalightfoot8703]

if i have my calculator programmed would the inverse of my final maximization problem = the minimum?

[@joshemman]

If your calculator is set to Maximize, and you want to Minimize, you can simply multiply the objective function by -1, then Maximize. After obtaining the objective function value (no the optimal solution point), you will then need to multiply it by -1.

[@Hardeybaz]

Thank you for the video but I have a question. Why did we choose to use s1, a2 and a3 on the left column. Why was s2 left out?

[@joshemman]

At 3:26, for the basic variables, you want the unit columns. That is, columns with a "1" where all other elements are zero.

[@Hardeybaz]

Oh, thank you sir

[@dafindack7166]

You saved me!

[@zabrinanuramalia4693]

is there any explanation for why variables with -1 (such as S2 in this case,) cannot be included in the basic variable? is it because of the nonnegativity constrain?

[@fmelisak]

It is basicly that to include a variable in the basics, it should be a unit column variable. Since in here s2 is not unit, we cannot include it in the basic variables. However, as you can see in the initial simplex tableau, s1, a2 and a3 are unit variables so we defined them as basic variables.

[@tracykelly1175]

Thank you so much😢 for simplifying

[@kisatsronal256]

Thanks so much, think I can do any big-M number now🤪🤪

[@GalouMayaw]

Why can't we set x1 as a pivot column when we try to do the first iteration? Isn't that x1 is the element that can increase Z?

[@joshemman]

At 5:03, 4M is larger than 2M. Since M is a very large number, -4+4M is larger than 6+2M.

[@GalouMayaw]

@@joshemman Thanks for the reply! But why can't we choose x1 since 6 times x1 is more likely to increase Z value in this case? Is it necessary to calculate cj-zj?

[@joshemman]

@@GalouMayaw Your approach appears to be different. The result should be the same though.

[@TechQuanta-rq7oc]

is there like an online calculator for the big M method??

[@joshemman]

Yes. If you do a Google Search, the top 2 results are usually good for big M.

[@TechQuanta-rq7oc]

@@joshemman the problem that i am facing is that i have been given a simplex tableau already and i need to solve the tableau

[@mohamadhodan8240]

I solved it without change the second constraint, so i did not add anything to it. However, I got that x1=9 , x2and x3 = zero and z=54 . By substituting these values in the main z equation it's correct. So, Is my solution wrong?

[@muhammadmirzarahardianto3243]

thank you sir joshua

[@jenishcr4345]

why were the initial variables s1 a2 and a3?

[@joshemman]

This video might help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ham9g2eXpL56ZsU

[@idrisakinlotan7303]

Hi, thank you for this wonderful analysis. My question is are we choosing the largest positive value in the CJ-Zj row as the entry column because we have converted the problem to a maximization problem and we are operating a maximization process? Noting that it is a minimization problem

[@joshemman]

Exactly.

[@nat7877]

You’re a life saver

[@badran47]

Thank you

[@spitneybears3901]

i found z=-16 and checked the answer using an online calculator, could you take another look? or am i just wrong

[@joshemman]

Which online calculator did you use?

[@spitneybears3901]

@@joshemman a few, but you can get the same result by putting the values in the max formula ig

[@giodas9211]

but you're working on it like it is a maximum problem cj-zj must be all >0 or 0 not

[@samykouicem4593]

2M 9:13

[@EsraUn-hf9zt]

Altyazılarda niye Türkçe yok :((

[@dwasd-was873]

goated type shi

[@VictoryIfeanyi-x2t]

Sir, You are too fast I didn't understand a bit of this tutorial😓😓😓

[@fransincali4476]

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[@joshemman]

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[@fransincali4476]

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[@ex.divinita]

This was the best video I’ve ever seen on Big M method, it turned out to be very logical, step by step operation. I understood everything thanks to this magical explanation, big thumbs and love to the creator 🤍

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[@VictoryIfeanyi-x2t]

Sir, You are too fast I didn't understand a bit of this tutorial😓😓😓

[@johnekwueme9790]

Same here. Its a very good tutorial though. Just adjust the speed u use to watch the video. Problem solved. 🎉