GLPK/Graphical Output

This section discusses the use of third-party utilities to visualize aspects of a particular GLPK instance, including: the problem (being a representation of the underlying model) its solution (or the results more generally) the progress of the solver (in real-time or after completion). The following methods have been successfully used: run a gnuplot script to interpret standard GLPK results run an R script to interpret standard GLPK results run an Using R Graphics for LP Dashboard script to interpret standard GLPK results print SVG output from GLPK — and display using a contemporary web browser or SVG editor (say Inkscape) print dot language output from GLPK — then process using graphizgraphviz and display in an SVG or PNG viewer Some of these methods can (and perhaps have been) built into GLPK-specific IDEs, thereby relieving the user of the associated manual processing. The following sub-chapters discuss some of these approaches in detail: graphical output using SVG graphical output using gnuplot References