Originally posted by: SystemAdmin
[jgregory said:]
The Interactive Optimizer is a simple tool and is really not intended for building an application. Most users write a simple (or as complex as their application requires) program to customize the steps that they want to perform. The distribution files where you install CPLEX include several examples that can be compiled as-is or customized to your own needs; for example "mipex2.c" does something quite similar to what you outlined.
I'm interested, and maybe others reading here are too, in understanding a little better about the work you allude to, for which a file of CPLEX commands is impractical, when you try to use the Interactive Optimizer the way you described. Is it something specific to the way you use Matlab for instance?
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