Re: Finding the feasible region

Seems to me (granted, after a very quick glance) all you need is
enough patience. Take a large number of x's, and put those through
the first inequality. Keep only those that render that inequality
true, and proceed with the next inequality, untill either none of the
remaining x's suffice, or no more unequality are left.

GJB

Octav wrote:


Hi John,

I have a set of inequalities of the form:

d(a,x) <= d(a,b) + d(b,x)

the distance is the Lp norm. I know the distances d(a,b) and
d(b,x).
So, I want to find a feasible x that satiesfies all inequalities.

-- Octav
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