Closed fbenke-pik closed 1 year ago
You can argue either way. If you stress the visualization aspect, it goes into mip. If you stress the aspect of coding of GAMS logic and variables in R, it goes into remind2.
Let's keep it here for now
mip was originally meant as an application independent visualization package. From that perspective these specific functions violate this definition. But I also have to say that its been a while that I had a look at the package. So there might be already violations in there?
I'm sorry, but I don't really know what is going on here and don't have time to dig into it at the moment, so I let you find a good solution…
Deleting mipConvergence and moving it to remind2.
Removes the REMIND convergence plot, as mip was originally meant as an application independent visualization package.