Wanted: linear programming software

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From: Glenn Stone
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 1989 21:41

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Can anyone recommend software for conducting linear programming
analysis on a 286-based machine?  What I'd really like is an add-in
for Lotus 123, but a stand-alone would work too.

Note that linear programming is not a way of writing source code,
but a multivariate statistical technique.

Also any suggestions for other newsgroups for this posting would
be appreciated.

Thanks --


                                         G. D. Stone
                                         Dept. of Anthropology
                                         Columbia Univ.

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