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Many thanks for the great work on the crate! I am trying to use lp-modeler for a discrete optimisation course, and I am looking at a warehouse location problem. For small problem instances I have been able to successfully use lp-modeler with Cbc.
However for larger instances, I am getting a stack overflow when trying to set the objective function. In this case I have 1275 variables (25 facilities and 50 customers, perhaps the model itself could be improved too I'm not sure...).
Is it possible to use lp-modeler for this number of variables, and if so how?
Many thanks for your help,
Pierre Henry
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Hi,
Many thanks for the great work on the crate! I am trying to use lp-modeler for a discrete optimisation course, and I am looking at a warehouse location problem. For small problem instances I have been able to successfully use lp-modeler with Cbc.
However for larger instances, I am getting a stack overflow when trying to set the objective function. In this case I have 1275 variables (25 facilities and 50 customers, perhaps the model itself could be improved too I'm not sure...).
Is it possible to use lp-modeler for this number of variables, and if so how?
Many thanks for your help,
Pierre Henry
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: