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Subject: Memory allocation problem (6006 variables and 5760 constraints)

From: nitinm mohite

Date: 2 Jan, 2008 06:30:53

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Hello,
i solve biggest problem of 6006 vairables and 5760
constraint using Linprog. The memory allocation problem
arise. how one can solve these biggest problem using the
matlb or any other options

Subject: Memory allocation problem (6006 variables and 5760 constraints)

From: Huy

Date: 2 Jan, 2008 06:47:39

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"nitinm mohite" <nitinmohite2008@rediffmail.com> wrote in
message <flfb2t$o$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Hello,
> i solve biggest problem of 6006 vairables and 5760
> constraint using Linprog. The memory allocation problem
> arise. how one can solve these biggest problem using the
> matlb or any other options

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