
Using AIMMS WebUI Forms to Create and Edit Data
The AIMMS WebUI is well known for its capability to create a UI for inspecting and analyzing data in a browser and for modifying existing data. However, as a model…
The AIMMS WebUI is well known for its capability to create a UI for inspecting and analyzing data in a browser and for modifying existing data. However, as a model…
The progress window, which can be opened by pressing CTRL-P, allows you to monitor AIMMS during compilation, execution and solving. For example, while solving a MIP problem, AIMMS will display the number…
Some years ago, before Microsoft Office 2010, life was – in some sense – easier for developers: Office was 32-bit, period. In our days, since the release of Microsoft Office…
The AIMMS webinar of August (2014) dealt with “Analyzing infeasible Problems in AIMMS”. In case you missed it, the recording can be found here. As shown in the webinar, one…
In our current AIMMS 4.0 release we have introduced a number of fundamental, and sometimes breaking changes in managing the project sources, about which we got a lot of questions….
When constructing AIMMS models, we are usually able to handle repetition and structure by adding indexes. For instance, if we have built a model for the conversion process of a…
Analytic applications may involve a lot of data and subsequently a lot of computer memory. AIMMS hides the technicalities related to memory management from the model developer. These technicalities include,…