Refactor the examples by categorizing them into broader themes. #2443
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Why do they all have to be in the same files ? Can't we do subdirs as in #2444 ? |
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I did this first, then found the subdir trick worked quite well! Here's the alternative: #2445 |
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Closing in favor of #2445 |
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Doc preview: https://jump.dev/JuMP.jl/previews/PR2443/examples/mixed-integer-linear-programs/
Our current examples are just a large list. This makes it hard to figure out which ones are MILP/SDP/nonlinear etc.
This PR copy-pastes the existing examples into broader themes (e.g., mixed-integer linear programs, nonlinear programs, and semi-definite programs) to make it easier to find ones of interest.