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SAS® Optimization: Mathematical Optimization Programming Guide
2020.1
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  • Introduction
  • Optimization Action Set
    • Syntax
    • Details
    • Examples
    • References
  • Common Parameters
 
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Optimization Action Set

Syntax
Details
Examples
References

Examples

Subsections:
  • 2.1 Converting to an MPS-Format Data Table
  • 2.2 Loading an MPS File
  • 2.3 Simple Nonlinear Program
  • 2.4 Simple Nonlinear Program with FCMP Objective
  • 2.5 BY-Group Processing
  • 2.6 Black-Box Objective with Linear Constraints
  • 2.7 Using Black-Box Constraints
  • 2.8 Johnson’s Systems of Distributions as a Black-Box Objective
  • 2.9 Black-Box Multiobjective Optimization
  • 2.10 Simple Linear Program
  • 2.11 Simple Integer Linear Program
  • 2.12 Simple Quadratic Program
  • 2.13 Tuning a Single Problem by Using the Default Set of Parameters
  • 2.14 Tuning Multiple Problems by Using a User-Specified Parameter Set
  • 2.15 Tuning Multiple Problems by Using the Full Set of Parameters
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