tutorials (Re: [Coin-discuss] Thank you... (and a new, real coin question))

[Robin Lougee-Heimer]

Christian:
>There are tutorials at lehigh website http://coral.ie.lehigh.edu/~coin/

There was/is a link to this website on 
http://www.coin-or.org/documentation.html under "COIN-OR General 
Information".  It says

COIN-OR Tutorials page at the Lehigh Industrial and Systems Engineering 
Department. Current examples focus on BCP and OSI. 

Did you find it? If not, let me know what placement would have been more 
intuitive. 

I've added a link to Francois'  page in the same place - it now says


COIN-OR Introduction page from Francois Margot at CMU. Current materials 
focus on BCP, CBC, CLP, and IPOPT. 

Robin

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Christian:

On Sat, 25 Feb 2006 WoelliUSM at aol.com wrote:

> ...for all the help!
>
> In the future, I'll skip the double postings!
>
> This question is a "real" Coin-Question:
>
> I want to work with FlopC++ because I am used to work with GAMS and 
AMPL,
> but I am also very interested in learning how to translate models into 
code,
> that Coin understands. For example, I'd like to know the model behind
> "soduko.cpp". The problem is, that the Coin-Documentation is more for 
experienced
> users. In that case, I am a real starter. So If you know something about 
a
> tutorial for beginners, starting about at Adam and Eve, please letme 
know.
>

There are tutorials at lehigh website http://coral.ie.lehigh.edu/~coin/
as well as on my web page http://web.gsia.cmu.edu/fmargot/COIN/coin.html

I am not sure this is exactly what you want, but this is the closest
I can think of.

Francois
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