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==The modellib collection==
==The modellib collection==


*[[Models Introduction to modellib|Introduction to modellib]]
===Introduction===
 
The bundle <tt>modellib</tt> is a collection of linear and mixed-integer programming problems. For each problem there are two m-files.  One that formulate and define the problem with words and tables, and a second that interpret the tables into the standard <tt>TOMLAB prob</tt> format and solves it. In order to interpret the results a large amount of text is displayed explaining the x_k vector.
 
The problems in modellib are originally from a translation  by Hickpe  of the text "Programmation linare" by Gueret, Prins and Seveaux with the english title "Applications of optimization...".
 
===Problems===
 
*[[Models Mining and Processing|Mining and Processing]]
*[[Models Mining and Processing|Mining and Processing]]
*[[Models Scheduling|Scheduling]]
*[[Models Scheduling|Scheduling]]

Revision as of 07:50, 12 August 2011

The testprob collection

Introduction

Each of the sections in this part will demonstrate a problem class. Most sections also have a small example in Matlab code with a formal mathematical problem description.

The functions probInit and tomrun respectively initializes and solves the problems in Matlab. For example:

Prob = probInit('gp_prob',1);
tomRun('',Prob)

Problems

The modellib collection

Introduction

The bundle modellib is a collection of linear and mixed-integer programming problems. For each problem there are two m-files. One that formulate and define the problem with words and tables, and a second that interpret the tables into the standard TOMLAB prob format and solves it. In order to interpret the results a large amount of text is displayed explaining the x_k vector.

The problems in modellib are originally from a translation by Hickpe of the text "Programmation linare" by Gueret, Prins and Seveaux with the english title "Applications of optimization...".

Problems

Additional downloads: lp prob, milp prob and qp prob