Hi,
Download the GLPK source distribution. It includes the manual in PDF format.
http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/glpk/
Ali
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What's the problem with this minimal code?
I have some trouble accessing in subscript a matrix
That's the code :
set Ale;
set Alb;
param Matrice{i in Ale,j in Alb};
solve;
display Matrice[1,1];
data ;
set Ale := Z1, Z2, Z3;
set Alb := X1, X2, X3;
param Matrice : Z1
The data for param Matrice was transposed.
Change the line to
param Matrice (tr) : Z1 Z2 Z3 :=
(see mod attached).
Regards
Anteriormente, em 16:59, Alessandro Urbano havia escrito o seguinte:
What's
the problem with this minimal code?
I have some trouble accessing in subscript a matrix
GLPK 4.39 provides the possibility to model networks and solve maximum
network flow problems.
Function glp_maxflow_lp() is provided to convert the network flow problem to
a LP which can
be solved using the simplex algorithm.
After the problem is solved it is necessary to map the column values
GLPK 4.39 provides the possibility to model networks and solve maximum
network flow problems.
Function glp_maxflow_lp() is provided to convert the network flow problem to
a LP which can
be solved using the simplex algorithm.
After the problem is solved it is necessary to map the column
