BoundedVariableProblemAddUpperBound(Int32, Double, Double) Method

Adds an upper bound constraint on the variable at the given index.

Namespace: CenterSpace.NMath.Core
Assembly: NMath (in NMath.dll) Version: 7.4

Syntax

public void AddUpperBound(
	int variableIndex,
	double upperBound,
	double tolerance
)

Public Sub AddUpperBound ( 
	variableIndex As Integer,
	upperBound As Double,
	tolerance As Double
)

public:
void AddUpperBound(
	int variableIndex, 
	double upperBound, 
	double tolerance
)

member AddUpperBound : 
        variableIndex : int * 
        upperBound : float * 
        tolerance : float -> unit

variableIndex Int32: The zero-based index of the variable to which the constraint is applied.
upperBound Double: The value of the upper bound for the variable.
tolerance Double: The tolerance for determining whether or not this constraint is satisfied at a particular point. For example the equality constraint c(x) = 0 will be considered to be satisfied at a point x0 if |c(x0)| < Tolerance, and a inequality constraint c(x) >= 0 will be considered to be satisfied at a point x0 if c(x0) >= -tolerance_.