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Probability simplex (Δn​={x∈Rn:x≥0, 1Tx=1})

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The probability simplex consists of vectors of nonnegative weights summing to one. It is the convex hull of the coordinate vectors. A linear function rTx has maximum maxi​ri​ on this simplex; equality holds exactly when the weights are supported on maximizing indices.

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