Hello Jeffrey
The quick answer is "not hard at all".
RECOVERING JUST THE VALUES
I suggest starting with the 'glpsol' option:
--write filename : write solution in plain text format
The first thing to determine is whether the problem is
pure-LP or MIP. If not already known, this can be
under
Hi Robbie and Jeffrey,
R package, R Graphics and R Geo (maptools) are very GLPK / MathProg
output friendly. In the days few days, I was able to use some of the
difficult graphing problems I had. I even implemented joining tables
(LP result) in shapefile and rendering the maps using R Geo (spatial
Want to try to run R in Gusek?
Put this one in R.properties file
#To compile model
command.compile.subsystem.$(file.patterns.r)=0
command.compile.$(file.patterns.r)=$(r.winpath)Rscript --vanilla
--slave "$(FilePath)"
#To run model
command.go.subsystem.$(file.patterns.r)=1
command.go.$
Hi Robbie,
> [As a suggestion to Andrew, it might be cleaner for the
> '--write' option to state something like "LP" or "MIP"
> in the opening line to unambiguously indicate the
> problem class -- or perhaps even give a finer
> resolution, for instance "mixed-integer", "mixed-01",
> etc). Note to
