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| + | ''Deprecated as of [[Analytica 4.3]]. Renamed to [[OptObjectiveSa]]'' | ||
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| + | == LpObjSa(lp) == | ||
Computes the range over which an objective function coefficient can vary in a linear program without changing the optimal solution. «lp» must be the result of a previous call to [[LpDefine]]. | Computes the range over which an objective function coefficient can vary in a linear program without changing the optimal solution. «lp» must be the result of a previous call to [[LpDefine]]. | ||
| − | + | This is apparently only available in a continuous linear program. It cannot be used on an integer or mixed-integer LP. | |
| + | == Notes == | ||
In 4.2, there is an optional «variable» parameter. This is not of use yet in 4.2, but is there for a feature in a future release. For now, just don't use it. | In 4.2, there is an optional «variable» parameter. This is not of use yet in 4.2, but is there for a feature in a future release. For now, just don't use it. | ||
| − | = See Also = | + | == See Also == |
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* [[LpDefine]] | * [[LpDefine]] | ||
* [[LpSolution]] | * [[LpSolution]] | ||
| − | * [[LpStatusText]] | + | * [[LpStatusText]] |
| + | * [[LpStatusNum]] | ||
* [[LpRhsSa]] | * [[LpRhsSa]] | ||
* [[LpShadow]] | * [[LpShadow]] | ||
* [[LpReducedCost]] | * [[LpReducedCost]] | ||
* [[LpSlack]] | * [[LpSlack]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:03, 22 January 2016
Deprecated as of Analytica 4.3. Renamed to OptObjectiveSa
LpObjSa(lp)
Computes the range over which an objective function coefficient can vary in a linear program without changing the optimal solution. «lp» must be the result of a previous call to LpDefine.
This is apparently only available in a continuous linear program. It cannot be used on an integer or mixed-integer LP.
Notes
In 4.2, there is an optional «variable» parameter. This is not of use yet in 4.2, but is there for a feature in a future release. For now, just don't use it.
See Also
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