Intermediate feasibility in 0–1 integer linear systems
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The Intermediate Feasibility Property (IFP) is defined for 0–1 integer linear systems. It is shown that IFP holds for 1-matching/covering systems, but not in general. Complexity results are established for checking whether this property holds in other 0–1 systems.
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