extreme point

noun extreme points

1. A point in a convex set which does not lie in any open line segment joining two points in the set. For convex cones, the concept of an extreme point is not of much use, since the origin would be the only candidate for an extreme point.
2. The maximum or minimum of a function. At first glance, degeneracy, a concept based on properties of extreme point solutions, does not seem to be as serious a problem for IPMs as it is for simplex methods.
3. A leaf vertex of a tree data structure. Since the extreme points are sorted in an ascending order, and it is known that there is no more event other than the event at the current leftmost extreme point, and therefore we traverse from the root of the tree to the bottom while we re-evaluating the new interval values of each node and testing
4. A point that is physically located farthest in the direction of the edge of something. This is not the case, however, because it is protected from the summer monsoon in the southwest by the Island of Sumatra, and from the winter monsoon in the northeast by the overhang of the peninsula of Cà Mau, the extreme point of the Indochinese Peninsula, a set of circumstances whose effect on al
5. A standpoint that goes farthest in some dimension or on some criterion. Any claim that they violate her right to freedom in not applying heroic measures is one of the extreme points of ethical absurdity.