Deterministic Linear Programming is a mathematical optimization method that belongs to the class of linear programming techniques, distinguished by its assumption of certainty in parameters and constraints, enabling the derivation of exact solutions for resource allocation, scheduling, or design problems.
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A Bank Asset and Liability Management Model
Martin Kusý, William T. Ziemba · Operations Research · 1986 · 319 citations · Full text
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