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Embedding an R snippet on your website. Will BB do this? Their length must equal to the number of linear constraints. I am guessing that the Rdonlp2 package author did not obtain clear permission and GPL licensing from Spellucci before releasing his package. Its columns must be equal to length par , and its rows must be equal to the number of linear constraints. The version here uses the C-Code implementation of S.

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We want your feedback! This is a really bad situation and highlights a rectifiable weaknesse of an open-source enterprise such as R. There was at one time an R package called Rdonlp2 for solving constrained nonlinear programming problems. Add the following code to your website. See donlp2Control for details. Previous versions have this question have partially bounced.

They had also expressed their frustration at the non-response of the package author. The page or its content looks wrong.

[R] Rdonlp2 - an extension library for constrained optimization

Some of these emails had expressed the hardships that thay are experiencing because a lot of their codes are dependent upon Rdonlp2. How successful were you with Rdonlp2?

What can we improve? At one point a zip file of the package was. In reply to this post by Richard Valliant I can't find what I'm looking for. Embedding an R snippet on your website. Just curious - how big is H?

Peter Speluccihas has written the original solver code, S.

I need something that will solve the same kinds of problems that, say, Excel Solver will do using the grg2 algorithm or something similar. Discrete Event Simulation elevatr: Thanks rv Richard Valliant, Ph.

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Thursday, September 3, For details we refer to the license file. I sent an email to the author but received no response. It's a constrained allocation problem of a finite population sample: An alternative R interface Usage 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. Hope this helps, Ravi. This is very rconlp2.

Coming back to your specific problem, can you give us more details on your optimization fdonlp2 You should contact the package authors for that. Related to donlp2NLP in Rdonlp They even gave me a TPL license total public license! Shoeffert and the Rdonlp2 limplementatation of Ryuichi Tamura.

Fortunately, you rdonlpp2 not have any nonlinear equality constraints, which it does not handle. The version here uses the C-Code implementation of S. You should contact the package authors for that.