Tutorial on GAMS: A modeling language for optimization
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Authors
Rosenthal, Richard E.
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Second Readers
Subjects
Optimization
Modeling Languages
Mathematical Programming
GAMS
Modeling Languages
Mathematical Programming
GAMS
Date of Issue
1988-01
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Monterey, CA; Naval Postgraduate School
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The Generalized Algebraic Modeling System (GAMS), developed by Alexander Meeraus, Anthony Brooke et al.
is a language for expressing mathematical models in a form that is both easily understandable to a modeler and processible by a computer. For practitioners and researchers, it can greatly reduce the time required for formulating, documenting, solving and analyzing large, complex linear, nonlinear and integer programs. For teachers and students, it is a valuable tool for learning advanced modeling. This paper is a tutorial for the beginning GAMS user. Keywords: Optimization, Modeling languages, Mathematical programming, GAMS, Computer programming, Programming languages
is a language for expressing mathematical models in a form that is both easily understandable to a modeler and processible by a computer. For practitioners and researchers, it can greatly reduce the time required for formulating, documenting, solving and analyzing large, complex linear, nonlinear and integer programs. For teachers and students, it is a valuable tool for learning advanced modeling. This paper is a tutorial for the beginning GAMS user. Keywords: Optimization, Modeling languages, Mathematical programming, GAMS, Computer programming, Programming languages
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Technical Report
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NPS55-88-001
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This publication is a work of the U.S. Government as defined in Title 17, United States Code, Section 101. Copyright protection is not available for this work in the United States.