Daisuke Oyama
Daisuke Oyama
@blegat Thanks. My problem seems to be that I haven't been able to understand the manual of MOI... To be concrete, consider the linear program max c x s.t. A...
Ah sorry, I should have read that thread carefully. Now the issue seems to be that `MOI.Nonpositives` is not supported: ```jl T = Float64 # or Rational{BigInt} optimizer = CDDLib.Optimizer{T}()...
Great, that works now. In PR #171 I added a description of the usage to the documentation.
@blegat Thanks. Fixed the typo and removed the empty lines as pointed out, and also modified the example (and made a force push).
- [x] Allow choosing `tie_breaking` option in modules such as `localint`.
Update: ``` python import numpy as np import matplotlib as mpl import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from matplotlib.animation import FuncAnimation import networkx as nx from localint import LocalInteraction def animation(li, init_actions=None,...
I guess that once we decide on the internal data structure (visit #124 to join the discussion), it should be straightforward to implement methods that preserve the sparsity of the...
@jstac Thanks for the suggestion. Let me think about it. I suppose you are not suggesting we invent a "modeling language" as in dolo. Maybe we should start with a...
This may be related or may be orthogonal: Yesterday I was wanting `gridmake(T::Type, arrays...)` to force the eltype of the output to be `Float64` independent of the eltype of `arrays`...
It comes from `Numba`: * numba/numba#5275 * numba/numba#5520