Mathematical Optimization Algorithms with Python - Brunet, Robert
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This book is a comprehensive guide to the theory, methods, and applications of mathematical optimization using Python to solve real-world business problems. It begins with a practical introduction to Python, covering data types, objects, functions, and methods. This foundation is followed by key statistical concepts, including probability, inference, and hypothesis testing. The book then explores numerical simulation techniques, setting the stage for the core topics of continuous and discrete optimization. Readers will gain a deep understanding of classical optimization algorithms and how to…mehr

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This book is a comprehensive guide to the theory, methods, and applications of mathematical optimization using Python to solve real-world business problems. It begins with a practical introduction to Python, covering data types, objects, functions, and methods. This foundation is followed by key statistical concepts, including probability, inference, and hypothesis testing. The book then explores numerical simulation techniques, setting the stage for the core topics of continuous and discrete optimization. Readers will gain a deep understanding of classical optimization algorithms and how to implement them in Python. Designed for students, professionals, and researchers alike, this book combines theoretical rigor with hands-on coding examples and real-world case studies to equip readers with the skills needed for solving complex optimization challenges in modern data-driven environments.
Autorenporträt
Robert Brunet is a PhD in Computer Science with over 15 years of experience. He works as a Senior Manager in Artificial Intelligence at Alcon, an American-Swiss medical company specializing in eye care products, and also serves as an External Professor at the Warsaw University of Technology, and the Warsaw School of Computer Science.