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The (Un)common Lisp approach to Operations Research

Common Lisp is not getting the attention it so deserves. Last month, I posted a poll on the INFORMS LinkedIn group with the title: “What language do you use for prototyping in OR?”. The results are telling — it’s almost embarrassingly funny.. read more

Tags: Lisp, OR, modelling, programming, prototyping

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