How can you use modeling languages to optimize stochastic problems?
Stochastic problems are those that involve uncertainty, randomness, or variability in some aspects of the data, parameters, or outcomes. They are common in many fields of operations research (OR), such as inventory management, supply chain planning, project scheduling, and decision analysis. However, solving stochastic problems can be challenging, as they often require complex mathematical models and algorithms that can account for the different scenarios and probabilities involved. Fortunately, there are some modeling languages that can help you formulate and optimize stochastic problems more easily and efficiently. In this article, we will introduce some of the main features and benefits of using modeling languages for stochastic problems, and provide some examples of how they can be applied in practice.