version 1.0 - July 2025 (for Netlogo v7)
The LinProg extension contains methods for solving linear programming problems.
To install this extension, simply put extensions [ linprog ] as the first line of your model code or add linprog to the current extensions line and NetLogo's Extension Manager should install it.
The documentation for the linprog extension is contained in the PDF file linprog-1.0.pdf and examples of its use are in the Examples directory. Both of these are in the linprog installation folder, which can generally be found in this subfolder relative to your home (user) directory:
On Mac OS X: Library/Application Support/NetLogo
On Windows: AppData\Roaming\NetLogo\6.1\extensions
On Linux: .netlogo
For more information, see https://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/docs/extensions.html#where-extensions-are-located.
Java source files and a manifest are contained in the src directory.
Charles Staelin
Smith College
Northampton, MA 01063
Please visit the github issue tracker to submit comments, bug reports, or feature requests. I'm also more than willing to accept pull requests.
The linprog extension was written by Charles Staelin to allow the linear programming methods in the Apache commons-math library to be available to NetLogo. See the documentation for full credits.
The NetLogo linprog extension is in the public domain. To the extent possible under law, Charles Staelin has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights. However, note that the external libraries may be subject to other license terms. For more information please refer to the licence.md file accompanying this release.