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Just a few Optimization Techniques calculators.
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Optimization-Techniques-Calculator
- Download the code files as zip or git clone it (up to you).
- Make sure you have atleast Python-3.10.0.
- Also, do make sure you have python libraries such as numpy, scipy and sympy installed and ready to use.
- Just go to the terminal, locate to the folder or rather just copy the path of the specific script and run it (More specific -> implementation)
- It's not necessary for you to know the concepts to use these calculators, however it is recommended that you do.
- This calculator was tested with various questions and the answers were pretty accurate (a lot of anomolies are to be expected).
- Re-check your input function (the syntax expected is slightly different -> updates).
- Check the input values you've fed.
- See if your answer was obtained a few iterations prior.
- Added command-line args option to make it easier to use.
- However, the input function string is only accepted in a python style syntax. For example:
x**2 + 10*x - 10
instead of x^2 - 10x - 10
- The implementation example using command-line args is given below.
![implementation1](https://github.com/MinatoNamikaze02/Optimization-Techniques-Calculator/raw/master/assets/imp_example1.png)
- The implementation example using standard input is given below.
![implementation2](https://github.com/MinatoNamikaze02/Optimization-Techniques-Calculator/raw/master/assets/imp_example2.png)
- For any queries regarding specific scripts run
python3 <script_name>.py --help
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