Gams

checkGAMSSolvers(problemType)

This function return the solvers that can be used in GAMS to solve the type of problem especified by the user

USAGE:

solvers = checkGAMSSolvers (problemType)

INPUTS:

problemType – string containing the problem type for which this function will search solvers. E.g.: problemType = ‘LP’ (Linear Programming)

OUTPUTS:

solvers – cell array of available GAMS solvers in your system which allows the user to solve problems of type problemType

Example

solvers = checkGAMSSolvers(‘MIP’) % returns the GAMS solvers available to solve Mixed Integer Programming % problems. You can see the entire list of problem types with the % function getAvailableGAMSSolvers.m

getAvailableGAMSSolvers()

This function return the GAMS solvers which are available in your system according to the license.

USAGE:

[summaryTable, booleanTable, problemTypes, solvers] = getAvailableGAMSSolvers()

OUTPUTS:

• summaryTable – cell array matrix summarizing which problem can be solved by which solver. A “yes” in position (i,j) means that the GAMS solver “j” is available in your system to solve a problem of type “i”. Please note that headers are included in this summaryTable, so the first column and the first row have labels for the solvers and problem types, respectively.

• booleanTable – double matrix summarizing which problem can be solved by which solver. A “1” in position (i,j) means that the GAMS solver “j” is available in your system to solve a problem of type “i”

• problemTypes – cell array of strings listing the problem types that can be solved in GAMS, e.g. LP, MIP, etc.

• solvers – cell array of strings listing the solvers available in GAMS