linear_equation_geq.hpp

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/*
 * GHOST (General meta-Heuristic Optimization Solving Tool) is a C++ framework
 * designed to help developers to model and implement optimization problem
 * solving. It contains a meta-heuristic solver aiming to solve any kind of
 * combinatorial and optimization real-time problems represented by a CSP/COP/EF-CSP/EF-COP. 
 *
 * First developed to solve game-related optimization problems, GHOST can be used for
 * any kind of applications where solving combinatorial and optimization problems. In
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#pragma once
 
#include <vector>
 
#include "linear_equation.hpp"
 
namespace ghost
{
    namespace global_constraints
    {
        class LinearEquationGeq : public LinearEquation
        {
            double compute_error( double sum ) const override;
 
        public:
            LinearEquationGeq( const std::vector<int>& variables_index, double rhs, const std::vector<double>& coefficients );
 
            LinearEquationGeq( const std::vector<int>& variables_index, double rhs );
 
            LinearEquationGeq( const std::vector<Variable>& variables, double rhs, const std::vector<double>& coefficients );
 
            LinearEquationGeq( const std::vector<Variable>& variables, double rhs );
};
    }
}