How can I implement Microsoft excel GRG nonlinear solver in c#.net

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How can i implement microsoft excel GRG Nonlinear solver in c#.net

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How can i implement microsoft excel GRG Nonlinear solver in c#.net

Posted 31-May-16 9:02am

Prasad_NC

Updated 21-Jul-16 20:57pm

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BillWoodruff 31-May-16 15:24pm

I suggest you first complete a Master's Degree in Computer Science, and then plan to spend a year, or more, in writing it.

Dave Kreskowiak 31-May-16 15:48pm

Bill isn't kidding. This is something that's you're never going to get a description of how to do in a forum environment. There's just way too much information to cover. It would span a few books to tell you how to do it.

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How can i implement microsoft excel GRG Nonlinear solver in c#.net

The way you ask the question is an indication that you lack the necessary skills in computer science and mathematics to complete such a solver by yourself.
You are unable to evaluate the difficulty of such a problem, and difficult it is.
One can bet that MS took years (of man programming) to come up with actual solver. An individual can come up with a rough version rather quickly, but optimization and tweaking take an awful lot of time and involve deep mathematical understanding.

Sorry for the bad news.

http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a009402.pdf[^]

Posted 31-May-16 14:03pm

Patrice T

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Prasad_NC · Accepted Answer · 2016-07-21T20:57:00

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RASON Analytics API: Restful Analytic Solver Object Notation - RASON.com[^]

Posted 21-Jul-16 20:57pm

Prasad_NC