The tags mixed-integer-programming and milp have the same meaning, therefore I propose to synonymise of them. Also, note that there have been some arguments to also use mip.
Please add an answer below supporting which should be the master: mip, milp or mixed-integer-programming?
I think mixed-integer-programming should be the master, for similar reasons as I mentioned for [linear-programming] here.
I also think that both mip and milp should be synonyms.
There might be some controversy over including milp as a synonym. A MIP is a mixed-integer programming problem and could be linear or nonlinear; a MILP is specifically linear. But, in common usage, I think most people assume a MIP is linear, and they specify MINLP if the problem is nonlinear. So, I propose that milp is a synonym for mixed-integer-programming.
