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1 Process Optimization
2 Tier II: Case Studies Section 1: Lingo Optimization Software
3 Optimization Software Many of the optimization methods previously outlined can be tedious and require a lot of work to solve, especially as models get more complex and move beyond two or three variables, which will often be the case Software can be used to solve these problems more efficiently
4 Optimization Software Software that is available usually uses the same methods previously outlined, but can of course perform the calculations quicker, allowing the effect of variations in the model to be studied more easily
5 Optimization Software Some optimization examples have already been shown using Excel Another program, Lingo, will now be demonstrated A trial version of this software can be downloaded at tml;lingof.html
6 Lingo Lingo is a program designed specifically for solving optimization problems It uses a syntax that is similar to what would be written by hand, or what would be used in Excel, not requiring variables to be declared For example, y = 3*x^2 is y = 3x 2
7 Lingo Operators Many of Lingo s mathematical operators are similar to what Excel uses: Addition: + - Multiplication: * Subtraction: - - Division: / For exponents: X^n Equals: = Greater than or less than: > or < Note: Lingo accepts < as being <=. It does not support strictly less than or greater than.
8 Lingo Operators, con t Absolute value of Natural log of @tan(x) (x in radians) To return integer portion of returns -1 if x < 0, or else 1
9 Lingo Operators, con t Find max or min value in a To find maximum or minimum of a function: max or min To allow negative Lingo has a number of other operators, but these are the mathematical operators that are most likely to be used
10 Using Lingo Other operators, like logic operators, can be found in the help file s complete list of operators Now that we have the mathematical operators that are likely to be used, we can demonstrate how Lingo works with some examples Lingo can be used strictly as an equation solver or as an optimizer
11 Lingo Screenshot If additional help is needed Solve to solve current problem set
12 Basic Equation Solver This will find the intersection of the lines y = 3x + 4 and y = 5x + 1
13 Solution Note: Lingo does not distinguish between small and capital letters
14 Equation Solver #2
15 Solution #2 Only one solution was found! There should be two solutions to this problem. The solver automatically stops when it finds the first solution.
16 Solution # Y X 7.791
17 Non-linear Difficulties Lingo is not designed to deal with nonlinear equations It cannot find multiple solutions There is a problem with solving non-linear problems, especially if the solution is in the negative domain
18 Maximum and Minimum The maximum and minimum functions are the most important functions needed for optimization problems These functions are used as follows: max = objective function; min = objective function;
19 Solving Optimization Problems Several optimization examples that were worked through in previous sections will now be solved using Lingo The first example is from the introduction section
20 Chemical Plant Example Objective: Maximize 1000x x 2 Constraints: 4x 1 + 2x 2 <= 80 2x 1 + 5x 2 <= 60 4x 1 + 4x 2 <= 75 x 1, x 2 >= 0
21 Chemical Plant Example
22 Lingo Solution Solution, including value of objective function at optimum and optimum point
23 Transportation Scheme Problem
24 Problem #2 Solution
25 Negative Values Lingo cannot automatically solve for a negative variable value If it is suspected that a solution will be negative, then that variable will need to be specifically declared as It is a good idea to declare all variables like this, unless of course a negative value is infeasible
26 Attempting to Obtain a Negative Solution The following example will demonstrate what happens if a negative value is required to get an optimum solution Lingo will automatically solve for the optimum solution obtained from only positive variables, even if this is not the true optimum
27 Attempting to Obtain a Negative Solution
28 Attempting to Obtain a Negative Solution This solution is viable if the variable values must be positive, but this is not the true optimum
29 Attempting to Obtain a Negative Solution These statements allow negative values to be used for these variables
30 Attempting to Obtain a Negative Solution Now the true optimum is obtained, with negative variables
31 Greater Than or Less Than Another potential problem that will be encountered using Lingo is that it treats < the same as <=, and > the same as >= Thus, if a variable must be strictly greater than a value, the constraint is best treated as follows: For x > A, where A is a solution otherwise, use x > A + b; where b is an arbitrary value, like 0.1, that covers a portion where the solution will not lie
32 Example of < or >
33 Example of < or > Clearly this is not correct as X1 was constrained to be greater than 0!
34 Example of < or > This will now force X1 and X2 to be greater than 0. We can do this because we know X1 and X2 are also greater than 0.1.
35 Example of < or > Variables now obey desired constraints. Objective just happens to be the same in this case.
36 Conclusions Lingo is effective and efficient for solving optimization problems if they are linear It is not designed to deal with non-linear problems It is not very good at dealing with non-linear problems, so these must be approached with caution It does not handle multiple maximum or minimum points very well in non-linear cases
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