COIN-OR:Introduction to the “Computational Infrastructure for Operations Research” JP Fasano Alan King Robin Lougee-Heimer Matthew Saltzman Ted Ralphs.

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COIN-OR:Introduction to the “Computational Infrastructure for Operations Research” JP Fasano Alan King Robin Lougee-Heimer Matthew Saltzman Ted Ralphs

EURO 2006 “What”  COIN-OR is A repository of source code, models, data, examples Available for re-use Under open-source licenses Powered by volunteers Experiment started by IBM in 2000

EURO 2006 What is “Open Source”?  A category of software licenses Rules by which code can be used, copied, modified, distributed,... Freely available, usually via Internet Changes typically given back  A philosophy Healthy virtual community Debugs, maintains, enhances the source

EURO 2006 Common “Open-Source” Misconceptions  All open-source licenses are the same E.g., Viral vs. non-viral  “Free for academic use only” is open source Discrimination  Open source is the same as freeware/shareware Binary executable to end-user software Restricted intellectual property rights

EURO 2006 “Why” for the community?  Reuse rather than reinvent  Fairer comparisons  Build on the best  Promote standards  Foster collaboration and cross- pollination  Outlet for software not “product destined”

EURO 2006 Companies & COIN-OR Industry accounts for 37 % of the coin-discuss mail list

EURO 2006 Universities & COIN-OR  Brunel  Carl von Ossietzky University, Oldenburg  Carnegie Mellon  Clemson  Cornell  Konrad-Zuse-Zentrum für Informationstechnik Berlin  Lehigh  Northwestern  Politecnico di Milano  Rutgers  Simon Fraser University  Universite de Geneve  U of Arizona  U of Pittsburgh  U of São Paulo  U of Washington  U of Waterloo  ….

EURO 2006 Current Status  COIN-OR Foundation, Inc Educational non-profit corporation Established 2004 Hosted by True community ownership  Milestone accomplishment  IBM is participating and supporting  COIN-OR is more open

EURO 2006 COIN-OR Projects – includes… Coin Utilities Open Solver Interfaces Cut Generation Library COIN Branch and Cut COIN LP Solver VOLume Algorithm Derivative-Free Optimization Open Tabu Search Stochastic Modeling Interface Non-Linear Programming API Branch-Cut-Price Framework Interior Point OPTimizer for General NLPs Dynamic Simplex Algorithm Abstract Library For Parallel Search C++ Automatic Differentiation Manifold computation

EURO 2006 Using COIN-OR  Tarballs, binaries, Subversion and CVS  NEOS CLP CBC DFO IPOPT  Products E.g, Frontline Systems and Knitro  Support Free  E.g, Buy

EURO 2006 COIN-OR upcoming at EURO  TE-27: COIN-OR I TE-27: COIN-OR: Open-source Software for Operations Research The ALPS Library for Scalable Parallel Search and Optimization CoinMP: Simple C-API Windows DLL implementation of CLP, CBC, and CGL  WA-27: COIN-OR II WA-27: OsiL: An Open Standard for Expressing and Using Optimization Problem Instances Stochastic Modeling in COIN-OR The COIN-OR Open Solver Interface  WB-27: COIN-OR User Meeting WB-27: All are welcome.  COIN-OR Booth

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