Open rgesulfo opened 7 years ago
Sorry for the late response.
At the moment, the re-format functionality needs to be cleaned up and updated.
The library itself handles binary variables; however ReformatLP
doesn't (yet).
In the mean time, would this hacky solution work?:
var problem = [
"max: 21x11 22.5x21 22.5x12 24.5x22 23x13 25.5x23 1500y1 2000y2 3000y3",
"1x11 1x21 <= 425",
"1x12 1x22 >= 400",
"1x13 1x23 >= 750",
"1x11 1x12 1x13 >= 550",
"1x21 1x22 1x23 >= 450",
"1x11 1x21 -425y1 <= 0",
"1x12 1x22 -400y2 <= 0",
"1x13 1x23 -750y3 <= 0",
// I think these are redundant
"1x11 >= 0",
"1x12 >= 0",
"1x13 >= 0",
"1x21 >= 0",
"1x22 >= 0",
"1x23 >= 0",
"int x11",
"int x21",
"int x12",
"int x22",
"int x13",
"int x23",
// AKA CHEATING
"int y1",
"int y2",
"int y3",
"1y1 <= 1",
"1y2 <= 1",
"1y3 <= 1"
];
Does this package handle binary variables?
I tried this in the Tableau format, but I'm not getting the expected result.
rawModel = [ "max: 21 x11 22.5 x21 22.5 x12 24.5 x22 23 x13 25.5 x23 1500 y1 2000 y2 3000 y3", "1 x11 1 x21 <= 425", "1 x12 1 x22 >= 400", "1 x13 1 x23 >= 750", "1 x11 1 x12 1 x13 >= 550", "1 x21 1 x22 1 x23 >= 450", "1 x11 1 x21 -425 y1 <= 0", "1 x12 1 x22 -400 y2 <= 0", "1 x13 1 x23 -750 y3 <= 0", "1 x11 >= 0", "1 x12 >= 0", "1 x13 >= 0", "1 x21 >= 0", "1 x22 >= 0", "1 x23 >= 0", "y1 = {0,1}", "y2 = {0,1}", "y3 = {0,1}", "int x11", "int x21", "int x12", "int x22", "int x13", "int x23", ];
Thank you for your help.