Closed jolespin closed 1 year ago
Yes.. this is currently under development, but it will take a while. For the moment you can use either cplex or gurobi, both provide free academic licenses.
I would look into ortools by Google. I remember trying to run an example using ccplex with the free tier but my genome required too many resources for free tier.
Apparently ortools just implements a wrapper for another solver:
"The default OR-Tools MIP solver is SCIP. "
SCIP is one of the solvers I am currently considering.
That's great news. Looking forward to adding carveme
to my VEBA package. It's on the roadmap for the v2.0.0 release which I then plan to publish (and will properly cite of course). Right now, the package is so massive that I'm only using dependencies available w/ install through conda/pip.
Do you recommend any resources to have a better understanding of the problems solved by OR-TOOLs or Cplex? I'm new to these types of algorithms and I'd like to learn a little bit more about what they are, how they work, and how they are used.
It looks like cplex is a paid software. Are there plans to use open sourced software instead?