Teaching OR: automatic evaluation for linear programming modelling
Learning how to model a problem described in natural language as a linear program requires students to practice using various and numerous exercises. Moreover, immediate feedback on the validity of their solutions helps a better and faster understanding. In this paper, we present an idea on how stud...
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| description | Learning how to model a problem described in natural language as a linear program requires students to practice using various and numerous exercises. Moreover, immediate feedback on the validity of their solutions helps a better and faster understanding. In this paper, we present an idea on how students and teachers can automatically evaluate linear programming models. We also describe how this idea was implemented on the learning platform
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