[...] a carefully designed application-program interface for Internet optimization services would do much to encourage development of client applications- Fourer, Goux

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Lars

Today I got a surprise visit from Jochen, a student, who just finished his bachelor thesis at the group of Prof. Kundisch (Information Management and E-Finance). He had been using the Optimization.Framework in his thesis and wanted to say thank you for the Framework and a few hints I had given him. Not only did [...]

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APMOD Program is online

by Lars on January 18, 2012

The APMOD program is now online!

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GLPK for Optimization.Framework

by Lars on December 27, 2011

Today we released a new NuGet package, which allows you to use GLPK with the Optimization.Framework. The great thing about this package is that – it will also install the Optimization.Framework automatically – it will install the precompiled assemblies of GLPK – it configures the paths to the assemblies by changing your app.config file accordingly [...]

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OR superheroes

by Lars on November 5, 2011

I did post this on G+ before, but I thought to share this with all non G+ users too: The other day, when a few people from our group had their coffee break together, they thought that it was a shame, that we OR people so far don’t have super heroes…and this is what we [...]

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Here is how it works: Join our LinkedIn group before September 30th, which can be found here: APMOD2012 LinkedIn group Wait until you receive an EMail with a promotion code – you should find it in your inbox shortly after September 30th Whenever you decide to register for APMOD2012 provide the promotion code and get [...]

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IFORS 2011 – Meet us there

by Lars on July 11, 2011

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Gurobi 4.5 released

by Lars on April 22, 2011

Gurobi released a new version of their solver software. Highlights include: Substantial performance improvements in our MIP and Barrier solvers: A 31% improvement in overall MIP performance, with a 75 % improvement on models that take more than 100 seconds to solve. A 14% improvement in overall barrier performance, with a 23 % improvement on [...]

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In our first tutorial we explain how you can use the framework in order to build a sudoku solver. To download the source code click here To see the source code click read the full article. Credits to my brother Nils, who cut this video for me. I know this is a lot of work, [...]

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You can now request features and submit bug reports to the Optimization.Framework project at http://youtrack.optimizationzen.com The screenshot shows how to do that:

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We just released our Optimization.Framework, which lets you formulate mathematical models in C# and use a number (in the current release we have interfaces to Gurobi and Cplex) of solvers to solve them. In the next weeks we will post a few “Howto” screencasts in which we will demonstrate how we think our framework is [...]

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