Olivier Cots
Olivier Cots
Claude test >Learn the syntax of OptimalControl.jl DSL described at the link below to translate math into this DSL (Julia language): https://control-toolbox.org/OptimalControl.jl/stable/manual-abstract.html. >Can you rewrite the problem formulated in ModelingToolKit...
Writing a time minimum problem like this does not work neither: ```julia ∫( 1 ) → min ```
Many solvers now have a method to compute the iterations step by step. This would help. Do we know if Ipopt, MadNLP, Percival or other, have this step by step...
There is a callback for the solvers we use so this will be ok. I was wondering if there is also this possibility.
> ## Basic exemple > ### Exporting and importing the solution > The codes don't work 👍 using JSON3 > > julia> export_ocp_solution(sol; filename="my_solution", format=:JSON) ERROR: ExtensionError. Please make: julia>...
> Define a problem > > 1. The user don’t use the following syntax > :( $v ∈ R^$q, variable ) > :( $v ∈ R , variable ) >...
> On a deux fois > > time : t, .... > julia> @def damped_integrator begin > tf ∈ R, variable > t ∈ [0, tf], time > x =...
> [@joseph-gergaud](https://github.com/joseph-gergaud) what is the issue? (apart from the fact that the cost is not defined.) The output is printed twice.
Yep c'est pareil pour moi.