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# Mixed Integer Programming

This chapter extends the model developed in Chapter Inputting and solving a Linear Programming problem to a Mixed Integer Programming (MIP) problem. It describes how to:

- define different types of discrete variables,
- understand and exploit the MIP optimization displays..

Chapter Mixed Integer Programming shows how the same example problem can be input and solved directly with Xpress Optimizer.

Covered Topics

- Extended problem description
- MIP model 1: limiting the number of different shares
- MIP model 2: imposing a minimum investment in each share

Parent Topic Getting started with Mosel

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