Add optimal electrode MIP example from CS 524#17
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Add optimal electrode MIP example from CS 524#17stevehaworth02 wants to merge 1 commit intoGAMS-dev:masterfrom
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Hi @stevehaworth02. Thanks for your contribution. There are a few things missing:
- You didn't commit the data files. You try to load files like electrodes.csv, usefulness_real.csv, and features.csv but they are not there.
- It would be nice if you can install the dependencies that your notebook needs in the first cell. For example:
! pip install scikit-learn, matplotlib etc.
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Adding optimal EEG electrode selection via mixed-integer programming example from Prof. Ferris's CS 524 course.
This notebook demonstrates electrode subset optimization using GAMSPy with cost models and symmetry constraints.