How dynamic programming differ from linear programming?
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A linear program is an optimization problem where we want to minimize a linear function subject to some linear constraints. ... The key difference between the two is that in dynamic programming we're making one decision at a time, whereas in linear programming we're making all the decisions up front.
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Dynamic programming is when you used past knowledge to make solving a future problem easier
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