Complementary slackness is a condition in optimization theory that relates the primal and dual solutions of a linear programming problem. It indicates that for each constraint in the primal problem, either the constraint is tight (active) and its corresponding dual variable is positive, or the constraint is slack (inactive) and its corresponding dual variable is zero. This principle connects the primal and dual formulations, illustrating the duality in optimization.
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