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Origins and uses of linear programming methods for treating L1 and L[infinity] regressions: Corrections and comments on

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This note comments on and corrects some of the referrals and comments of Castillo et al. [Castillo, E., Minguez, R., Castillo, C., Confino, A.S., 2008. Dealing with the multiplicity of solutions of the l1 and l[infinity] regression models. European Journal of Operational Research 188, 460-484] concerning the origins and uses of linear programming to estimate L1 and L[infinity] statistical regressions.

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  • Cooper, W.W., 2009. "Origins and uses of linear programming methods for treating L1 and L[infinity] regressions: Corrections and comments on," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 198(1), pages 361-362, October.
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