Linear Programming and Codes

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Linear Programming (LP)
is a widely used problem-solving method.
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LP problem
used to determine the optimal value of a linear function which defines the objectives of the problem subject to a set of linear constraints.
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Constraints
define the limit or decision environment of the problem.
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Optimal
this may mean maximizing or minimizing in a specific context.
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Linear programming models
used to assist people and organizations in making decisions.
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Optimized, constraints, equations are linear, activities are non-negative
Properties of a linear programming model
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Code
is a symbolic way to represent information; utilizes a set of symbols to represent an object
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product identification and labeling
Codes are used in _____.
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Cipher
a scheme to conceal information by switching letters or representing them with other symbols.
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communication and data transmission
Cipher is used heavily in _____.
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Cryptology
it is the study of codes, or the art of writing and solving them.
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Cryptography
it is used to protect digital data. It is a division of computer science that focuses on transforming data into formats that cannot be recognized by unauthorized users.
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Cryptanalysis
it is the process of studying cryptographic systems to look for weaknesses or leaks of information.
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Coding theory
it is the study of methods for efficient and accurate transfer of information.
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Coding theory
It is concerned with detecting and correcting transmission errors
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Coding theory
deals with the design of error-correcting codes for the reliable transmission of information across noisy channels
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Coding theory
makes use of classical and modern algebraic techniques involving finite fields, group theory, and polynomial algebra
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International Standard Book Number (ISBN)
it was introduced as a scheme of regulating and keeping track of various publications in different parts of the world.
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10-digit code
How long is the ISBN?
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2007, 13-digit code
When was ISBN expanded, and what was the resulting length?
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National Library of the Philippines (NLP)
In the Philippines, who takes charge of the ISBN registration, allocation, and designation for Filipino publishers and authors?
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UPC (Universal Product Code) number
it is a 12-digit code that usually accompanies the bar code of a product.
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binary code
refers to a string of 0’s and 1’s
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string
it is called a bit (short for binary digit)
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series of eight bits
it is called a byte.
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Hamming Code
a scheme for error-correction, was introduced by R. W. Hamming
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Cryptography
is the process of converting data or information into codes, primarily for the purpose of keeping it secured (confidential and undistorted). It involves encryption and decryption.
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Encryption
basically converts a message into meaningless and usually unreadable formats that only the intended recipient can understand.
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Decryption
is the process of recovering the encrypted information.
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