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go to download folder and unzip COPSolver_2.0-3.zip
go to COPSolver_2.0-3 using terminal
$ cd Downloads/COPSolver_2.0-3
configure system, install .deb file and run copsolver
$ ./run.sh
Ready !!! You can now access COPSolver from the elementary OS Applications menu :)
If you want you can also run COPSolver using terminal
$ copsolver
COPSolver has two configuration files that must be set for definig a benchmark: config.txt and data.txt.
After adjusting these two files, you just need to run the solver.
If you use standart installation, data.txt and config.txt files will be located at /COPSolver/data/
You can change data.txt file as specified below:
Each group of lines contains commented lines - with specifications about the input data (starting with "//") - followed by a data line - containing the input data.
Note that the commented lines shows the type of data and the amount of data that must be informed in the data line.
For example, UNSIGNED INT (N) means that a single positive integer value must be entered in the data line, while UNSIGNED INT (D_1,...,D_N) means that N positive integer values must be entered in the data line.
If you use standart installation, predefined benchmarks will be located at /COPSolver/data/benchmarks/
The cop folder contains benchmarks for the use of the cop class (combinatorial optimization problems) while the clssp folder contains benchmarks for use of the clssp class (multicriteria classification).
To use a beckmark, just copy a config.txt.* and a data.txt.* files for the /COPSolver/data/ folder and then rename the files removing the text ".*" after .txt (leaving only config.txt and data.txt, respectively.)
COPSolver will generate the following outputs:
AHP_problem_org.txt and AHP_problem_adj.txt: files containing the original problem and an adjusted version of the problem;
AHP_solution.txt: a file containing the last solver solution (ABC and AHP classifications).
AHP_problem_adj file contains the pairwise criteria comparisons matrix adjusted by Fraga's constructive method.
Such adjustment is made seeking to reduce the consistency rate of the matrix.
This file also present the criteria weights, which are calculated by Saaty's Analytical Hierarchy Process.
AHP_problem_org.txt, AHP_problem_adj.txt and AHP_solution.txt files will be located at /COPSolver/results folder.
output.txt: a file containing the last solver solution;
problem.txt: a file containing the last problem definition;
data.ldt: a LINGO data file with the last problem definition;
output.txt, problem.txt and data.ldt files will be located at /COPSolver/results folder.
Inside the /LINGOSolver/MBPTM folder there is a code in LINGO to solve the mathematical model developed for the muti-product batch processing time maximization problem.
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