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Computes the range over which an objective function coefficient can vary in a linear program without changing the optimal solution.  «Prog» must be an LP resulting from a previous call to [[DefineOptimization]].
 
Computes the range over which an objective function coefficient can vary in a linear program without changing the optimal solution.  «Prog» must be an LP resulting from a previous call to [[DefineOptimization]].
  
 
This is apparently only available in a continuous linear program.  It cannot be used on an integer or mixed-integer LP.
 
This is apparently only available in a continuous linear program.  It cannot be used on an integer or mixed-integer LP.
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The optional «decision» parameter specifies a decision variable passed to the «decisions» parameter of [[DefineOptimization]].  When specified, returns the sensitivity for the cells in that decision, using the same indexes as the decision variable.
  
 
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Revision as of 21:49, 22 September 2010


OptObjectiveSa(prog,decision)

Computes the range over which an objective function coefficient can vary in a linear program without changing the optimal solution. «Prog» must be an LP resulting from a previous call to DefineOptimization.

This is apparently only available in a continuous linear program. It cannot be used on an integer or mixed-integer LP.

The optional «decision» parameter specifies a decision variable passed to the «decisions» parameter of DefineOptimization. When specified, returns the sensitivity for the cells in that decision, using the same indexes as the decision variable.

See Also

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