solving a few mathematical optimisation tasks using well-known algorithms
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set the flag `cpuprofile` to a file where the cpu profiling output should be saved. the output can then be read using: `go tool pprof math-optim <profiling output file`. ref: https://go.dev/blog/pprof |
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math-optim
solving a few mathematical optimisation tasks using well-known algorithms (originally a semestral project for the Mathematical Informatics course)
feel free to peek at the sawce.
example math-optim run
LICENSE
GPL-3.0-or-later (see LICENSE for details).