More scenarios estimate the true problem more closely and cost more to
solve. Both settings belong to the model, not to the solve, so the same
model always faces the same sample and two solves of it are comparable.
Left unset, a model is solved over one scenario — unless an empirical()
column sets the count by its own length.
Arguments
- m
A
model().- n
How many scenarios to draw.
- seed
The draw seed; left
NULL, the current one is kept.
Details
The scenarios are drawn by the service from this seed; R's set.seed()
plays no role. n and seed are both at least 1.