Objective
Document the decision to use Gurobi as the primary optimization library for the project by comparing its features, performance, and capabilities with other libraries such as SciPy and PuLP. This ADR will provide a well-reasoned justification for the selection and serve as a reference for future decisions.
User Story
As a data scientist, I want to evaluate Gurobi against SciPy and PuLP for optimization tasks, so that I can select the most suitable library for solving the project’s optimization problems efficiently while meeting scalability and performance requirements.
INVEST Criteria
Independent
The task of evaluating and documenting the decision for the optimization library is independent of other modeling or implementation tasks and can be completed in isolation.
Negotiable
The comparison criteria (e.g., performance, ease of use, scalability, licensing) and the final decision can be adjusted based on team input and project constraints.
Valuable
A clear and well-documented ADR ensures that the chosen library aligns with project needs, reducing implementation risks and providing transparency for stakeholders.
Estimable
The task involves well-defined steps:
Research and test Gurobi, SciPy, and PuLP.
Compare their features, performance, and usability.
Document the findings and rationale for the decision.
Small
The task is scoped to focus solely on the decision-making process for the optimization library, ensuring it can be completed within a sprint.
Testable
The ADR will be validated by:
Ensuring the decision is based on objective criteria and test results.
Confirming that the chosen library meets the project’s requirements.
Objective
Document the decision to use Gurobi as the primary optimization library for the project by comparing its features, performance, and capabilities with other libraries such as SciPy and PuLP. This ADR will provide a well-reasoned justification for the selection and serve as a reference for future decisions.
User Story
As a data scientist,
I want to evaluate Gurobi against SciPy and PuLP for optimization tasks,
so that I can select the most suitable library for solving the project’s optimization problems efficiently while meeting scalability and performance requirements.
INVEST Criteria
Independent
The task of evaluating and documenting the decision for the optimization library is independent of other modeling or implementation tasks and can be completed in isolation.
Negotiable
The comparison criteria (e.g., performance, ease of use, scalability, licensing) and the final decision can be adjusted based on team input and project constraints.
Valuable
A clear and well-documented ADR ensures that the chosen library aligns with project needs, reducing implementation risks and providing transparency for stakeholders.
Estimable
The task involves well-defined steps:
Small
The task is scoped to focus solely on the decision-making process for the optimization library, ensuring it can be completed within a sprint.
Testable
The ADR will be validated by: