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Build and export Google OR-Tools models
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dune-project
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ortools-9.15.0-3.tbz
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doc/ortools/Ortools/Sat/LinearExpr/index.html
Module Sat.LinearExprSource
Linear expressions are used in linear constraints and to specify objectives.
A linear expression. An integer offset is maintainted in addition to a list of coefficients and variables. This allows both to normalize boolean literals into positive form and to represent constants (see of_int).
Operators for building linear expressions. They are also available directly in the Sat module.
Utilities
Pretty-printer for linear expressions.
Return the protocol buffer representation of a linear expression.
Return the protocol buffer representation of a linear expression for use as an objective.
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