Linear Polynomials: Applications in Integer Programming & Pattern Recognition

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Dear experts.
What do you know about applications of linear polynomials with integer coefficients? (For example, I know that these polynomials are applied in the field of integer programming and pattern recognition (clustering). Thanks in Advance.
 
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