![]() | Stochastic |
The StochasticHillClimbingSolver type exposes the following members.
Name | Description | |
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![]() | AddConstraints |
Adds the linear constraints in the given linearly constrained problem to a Microsoft
Solver Foundation linear model.
(Inherited from ConstrainedOptimizer) |
![]() | AddVariablesAndBounds |
Adds the variables in the given linearly constrained problem to a Microsoft
Solver Foundation linear model.
(Inherited from ConstrainedOptimizer) |
![]() | SetStatus |
Sets the SolverResult value base on the give Microsoft
Solver Foundation LinearResult value.
(Inherited from ConstrainedOptimizer) |
![]() | Solve(MixedIntegerNonlinearProgrammingProblem) | Attempts to solve the given mixed integer nonlinear programming problem using default settings. |
![]() | Solve(NonlinearProgrammingProblem) | Attempts to solve the given nonlinear programming problem using default settings. |
![]() | Solve(MixedIntegerNonlinearProgrammingProblem, DoubleVector) | Attempts to solve the given mixed integer nonlinear programming problem using default settings and the given starting point. |
![]() | Solve(MixedIntegerNonlinearProgrammingProblem, StochasticHillClimbingParameters) | Attempts to solve the given mixed integer nonlinear programming problem using the given solver parameters. |
![]() | Solve(NonlinearProgrammingProblem, DoubleVector) | Attempts to solve the given nonlinear programming problem using default settings and the given starting point. |
![]() | Solve(NonlinearProgrammingProblem, StochasticHillClimbingParameters) | Attempts to solve the given nonlinear programming problem using the given solver parameters. |
![]() | Solve(MixedIntegerNonlinearProgrammingProblem, DoubleVector, StochasticHillClimbingParameters) | Attempts to solve the given nonlinear mixed integer programming problem using the given solver parameters and starting point. |
![]() | Solve(NonlinearProgrammingProblem, DoubleVector, StochasticHillClimbingParameters) | Attempts to solve the given nonlinear programming problem using the given solver parameters and starting point. |