Links |
Operations Research |
| |
The Institute for Operations Research and the Management
Sciences |
| |
The INFORMS Special Interest Group on Education. Links
to educational resources. |
|
This site promotes the profession of operations
research to executives. It is sponsored by INFORMS. |
|
The site is to help the person learning,
doing or selling OR to promote his or her business, career
and profession. It is sponsored by INFORMS. |
| |
The most complete privately-maintained list of OR/MS-related
links |
| Mathematical
Programming Glossary by Harvey Greenburg |
This glossary contains terms specific to mathematical
programming and related disciplines like economics, computer
science, and mathematics. |
|
|
| |
The developer of the Solver program used in Excel. The
site contains product information and trouble reports. |
| University
of Texas Program on Operations Research and Industrial
Engineering |
Information about the University of Texas program
in OR/IE. |
| |
Information about the author - deceased 2011. |
| |
Information about the author. |
Links |
Excel |
|
John Walkenbach is the author of several books on Excel.
These are updated as new versions of Excel are released.
I used his book Excel 2002 Power Programming With VBA as
a primary reference for most of my work. I have ordered
his most recent book Excel 2010 Power Programming With
VBA. I expect to use it to bring my add-ins up to date.
The site links to a blog page and some free stuff. |
| |
Macro Systems provides Excel add-ins that
save you time whenever you use Microsoft Excel. |
|
Direct Optimizer is a free nonlinear optimization
Add-In for Microsoft Excel versions 97 and later. It is based on the Hooke-Jeeves
algorithm, supports simple bounds for the variables, and
has been used to minimize for example the Extended Rosenbrock
test function (the famous "banana valley" function)
for 100000 variables in less than 20 hours on an out-dated
Pentium II PC. The author is Jorma Kuha. |
|
The Excel Hero blog has dozens of surprising
and engaging charts, There is an interactive Lissajous
curve explorer, a Benford's Law chart, bezier curve charts,
many optical illusions displayed from within charts, and
much more.Excel
Hero is a site devoted to expanding the notion of what
is possible in MS Excel. |
|
Decision Tree Sensitivity Analysis, and
Monte Carlo Simulation Add-Ins for Microsoft® Excel® 2000
through 2007 |
