Karl Ji-wung Choi wrote:
Hi.
In the example of nonlinearly constrained problem, posted on Wiki
(http://ab-initio.mit.edu/wiki/index.php/NLopt_Tutorial), the constraint
function "myconstraint" only allows users to have an identical form of
constraints for every index of state parameter, "i":
This is not necessary; the constraints can be arbitrary. For example,
your state parameter could just be an integer i and you constraint
function could have a switch statement that does something completely
different for each value of i.
Steven
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