Inputting and solving a Linear Programming problem
In this chapter we take the example formulated in Chapter Building models and show how to implement the model with the FICO® Xpress Python API. With some extensions to the initial formulation we also introduce input and output functionalities of the Python interface:
- writing an LP model with Python,
- data input from file,
- output facilities of the Python interface,
- exporting a problem to a matrix file.
Chapter Inputting and solving a Linear Programming problem shows how to formulate and solve the same example with Mosel, Chapter Inputting and solving a Linear Programming problem contains the same content for Java, and in Chapter Inputting and solving a Linear Programming problem the problem is input and solved directly using the low-level C API of FICO® Xpress Optimizer.
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