Hi, I can #39;t seem to get my head round the expressibility of linear programming. I am trying to write a timetabling program using the integer programming approach. I have x[course, day, slot, lecturer, room] as the basic (binary) variable,
How do I express a statement like sum of all assigned (course, day, slot) is 3 ignoring lecturer and room? Some course may have more than one lecturer... I understand that this is a very basic question. Please assist. Regards, BensonHi,
I can't seem to get my head round the expressibility of linear programming. I am trying to write a timetabling program using the integer programming approach.
I have
x[course, day, slot, lecturer, room] as the basic (binary) variable,
How do I express a statement like sum of all assigned (course, day, slot) is 3 ignoring lecturer and room? Some course may have more than one lecturer...
I understand that this is a very basic question. Please assist.
Regards,
Benson
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