Suppose in matlab the following: [t, x, te, xe, ie] = ode15s(@myfunc, [tStart开发者_高级运维 tFinal], x0, odeset(\'Events\', @events));
I been reading some of the other questions that have been posted on stackoverflow and I am a little overwhelmed by the number of search algorithms there are. I\'m not looking for code and more of a pa
I\'m trying to set up solver for each run of a macro but it seems to be ignoring some of the constraints but not all of them for some reason.
In my last question seen here:Sudoku - Region testingI asked how to check the 3x3 regions and someone was able to give me a satisfactory answer (although it involved a LOT of tinkering to get it worki
I have a macro inside a 2007 xlsm file that, when called, creates a solver configuration (target, constraints, ...) and performs the solve without any user interaction. When run manually from Excel, t
Have been struggling a while, seek for some suggestion here hopefully. First the decision matrix is something like this:
I am solving simple optimization problem. The data set has 26 columns and over 3000 rows. The source code looks like
I would like to look at a couple of implementations of IPMs. The languages preferable are C/C++, Java or any scripting languages like python, perl. Others are also fine.
I\'m making a dew point calculator using the \"closer approximation\" on wikipedia. I want to be able to calculate the dew point if the user enters any two variables.
since Excel Solver is quite slow to run on thousands of optimizations (the reason being that it uses the spreadsheet as interface), I\'m trying to implement a similar (problem-specific) solver in C++