Open aldma opened 2 weeks ago
Basic CombinaMILP added with #6.
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try again after fixing [compat] with https://github.com/aldma/CombinatorialIntegralApproximations.jl/commit/529877970bfe8336033f72dd5c16b60b03e18517
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Solver for binary approximation problems in the generic spirit of CombinaMILP. Transform BinApprox into MILP (with support for a number of combinatorial constraints...): reasonable options for modeling and solving are JuMP and HiGHS (with JuMP interface HiGHS.jl).