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| I am working a homework problem involving non-linear programming for an operations research class. The problem is in three parts. The objective is to minimize the total distance traveled between a facility and thirty different towns each year by optimally locating the facility amongst the towns. There are a fixed number of trips between each facility and each town each year. The second and third parts of the problem require locating two and three facilities. I believe I’ve got the first part correct. Excel’s solver give a consistent and reasonable answer. Of course, two and three facilities seems to produce local minima. I’ve downloaded and I’m trying to use Frontline systems Premium solver add-in. Other than randomly sorting through different starting points, how do I configure the premium solver to identify the global maximum for each case? Thanks for any advice or help. -g |
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Gary wrote: > Howdy, > > I am working a homework problem involving non-linear programming for > an operations research class. The problem is in three parts. The > objective is to minimize the total distance traveled between a > facility and thirty different towns each year by optimally locating > the facility amongst the towns. There are a fixed number of trips > between each facility and each town each year. The second and third > parts of the problem require locating two and three facilities. I > believe I’ve got the first part correct. Excel’s solver give a > consistent and reasonable answer. Of course, two and three facilities > seems to produce local minima. I’ve downloaded and I’m trying to use > Frontline systems Premium solver add-in. Other than randomly sorting > through different starting points, how do I configure the premium > solver to identify the global maximum for each case? Thanks for any > advice or help. > > -g It is known as TSP -- travelling salesman problem. search google. -- -- 700+ Radio Stations on SW http://users.fulladsl.be/spb13810/txlist/ Shortwave transmissions in English, Francais, Nederlands, Deutsch, Suid-Afrikaans, Chinese, Dansk, Urdu, Cantonese, Greek, Spanish, Portuguese, ... http://shortwave.homelinux.org Updated every month or so .... |
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