Justin Wolcott

Hey Thomas, Not sure if this helps or not, but try this: ```javascript var solver = require("./src/solver"), results, model = { "optimize": "capacity", "opType": "max", "constraints": { "plane": {"max": 44},...

@waeltut try this: ```javascript let model = { "name": "food", "optimize": "cost", "opType": "min", "constraints": { "oatmeal": { "max": 4 }, "chicken": { "max": 3 }, "egg": { "max": 2...

@lvenerosy, this is all great! Whatever you feel like working through first, I'm good with. The only request would be that if you modify the readme, try and keep the...

btw, @lvenerosy; would you like me to list you as a contributor? If so, let me know how you want in there. Thanks again!

Thanks for taking an interest in this! Seriously flattered. Haven't had a lot of time this last month to work much with this, but if you see a clear path...

I've noticed that before too, but couldn't ever isolate where it was coming from or why it was doing it. Feel free to raise another issue if you want.

MILP benchmarks should be pretty easy for me to generate en masse. Actually tried solving stock-option pricing problems with this before bailing and using LPSolve. This is a lot more...

Unfortunately, the only place I can find lp_solve is sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/lpsolve/ Is a MILP solver written in ANSI C. There's a method (hacked together unfortunately) in my library called ReformatLP....

Not sure I follow. What do you mean by generated benchmarks? Bigger suite of bigger problems, or something else entirely? On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 10:39 PM, Brice [email protected]...

Added 22 new models to bench mark against. Unfortunately, none currently work without dropping the int constraint; or working them in another tool. Please feel free to use a unit...