Hi, I can't find any simple examples how to use colgen library. There is an example in "ECLiPSE: A Tutorial introduction", but it's more than 2 pages of code and not easy to understand. I've found a very short and easy to understand cutting stock example in slides from Mark Wallace "Hybrid algorithms, local search, and Eclipse" (First International Summer School on Constraint Programming, 2005, http://www.math.unipd.it/~frossi/cp-school/): :- lib(ic), lib(colgen). solve(Cost) :- Vars = [Threes,Fives,Nines], Vars #:: 0..10, 3*Threes+5*Fives+9*Nines #= Used, Used #=< 17, Waste #= 17-Used, colgen: (sum(Threes) >= 25), colgen: (sum(Fives) >= 20), colgen: (sum(Nines) >= 15), minimize(my_solve(C,Vars), sum(Waste), Cost). my_solve(C,Vars) :- labeling(Vars), colgen: sol(C,Vars). The problem is that ECLiPSe and colgen library have changed so much from 2005, and I have no idea how to modify the example to work with recent ECLiPSe version (probably, changing 'sum' to identified_constraint with implicit_sum is needed, plus other things). Maybe someone with more colgen knowledge can help me to modify the example to work with recent ECLiPSE? Sergii.Received on Mon Jul 08 2013 - 23:51:02 CEST
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