1. Linear/Integer Programming
- Posted by Matthew Lewis <MatthewL at KAPCOUSA.COM> Mar 04, 1999
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Is anyone interested in a library for linear programming? I've just about completed a file that will find the primal solution in linear programming problems, and I plan to extend it to integer programming and solving the dual for a problem. For those unfamiliar with linear programming, this is a form of constrained optimization. For instance, you wish to maximize profit, and you sell two products, each returning a different profit. You are also subject to constraints, such available raw material, available labor, material/labor required to make each product, etc. This problem can be solved using linear programming (as long as all equations are linear). Integer programming is similar, but with the added constraint that some or all of your variables must have an integer solution. As an aside, Euphoria seems perfectly suited to this application. The dynamic nature of sequences make the task much simpler. Matthew W Lewis
2. Re: Linear/Integer Programming
- Posted by Roderick Jackson <rjackson at CSIWEB.COM> Mar 04, 1999
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This sounds interesting indeed. I'd like to know how it turns out. Rod Jackson ---------- From: Matthew Lewis[SMTP:MatthewL at KAPCOUSA.COM] Sent: Thursday, March 04, 1999 1:29 PM To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU Subject: Linear/Integer Programming Is anyone interested in a library for linear programming? I've just about completed a file that will find the primal solution in linear programming problems, and I plan to extend it to integer programming and solving the dual for a problem. For those unfamiliar with linear programming, this is a form of constrained optimization. For instance, you wish to maximize profit, and you sell two products, each returning a different profit. You are also subject to constraints, such available raw material, available labor, material/labor required to make each product, etc. This problem can be solved using linear programming (as long as all equations are linear). Integer programming is similar, but with the added constraint that some or all of your variables must have an integer solution. As an aside, Euphoria seems perfectly suited to this application. The dynamic nature of sequences make the task much simpler. Matthew W Lewis