From bradyhunsaker at gmail.com Sun Dec 11 10:02:34 2011 From: bradyhunsaker at gmail.com (Brady Hunsaker) Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 10:02:34 -0500 Subject: [CoinBazaar] project proposal: Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit (BAK) Message-ID: Project wiki name (no spaces): BAK Project page title (default: same as wiki name) Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit Project description Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit provides tools for visualizing and understanding the progress of branch-and-bound algorithms. Multiple visualizations are available along with a tool for estimating time to completion. The tools were designed for mixed-integer linear programming, but they should work on any branch-and-bound algorithm. Categories for this project Optimization, ? Software language(s) Python Lead project developer Brady Hunsaker bradyhunsaker at gmail.com License Choice of CPL 1.0 or GPL v2 or later (I can look at updating the CPL to the EPL. I'll have to double-check what that entails.) Justification: Why is this project of interest to the operations research community? Mainly for people using mixed-integer linear programming, this provides tools to better understand what is happening in branch-and-bound trees. It requires certain output be available, but other than that it does not depend on the specific solver at all. Why does this project belong in COIN-OR? It was designed to work primarily with existing COIN-OR tools, including SYMPHONY and CBC (though it can also be used with external solvers). Why does this project belong in Coin Bazaar? Could it be a stand-alone COIN-OR project? It could possibly be a stand-alone project, but the overhead of that effort has prevented me from getting it more broadly available for some time. Since it is primarily an aid to several existing COIN-OR tools, Coin Bazaar makes sense. Does this project require read-only access? (default: no) I'm not sure what that means in this context. We need to be able to write changes, of course, to keep it updated. Users need to be able to download without having write permissions. Thank you, Brady Hunsaker -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From wehart at sandia.gov Sun Dec 11 19:41:45 2011 From: wehart at sandia.gov (Hart, William E) Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2011 00:41:45 +0000 Subject: [CoinBazaar] [EXTERNAL] project proposal: Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit (BAK) In-Reply-To: Message-ID: Brady: This looks great. I'm probably booked up this week, but I'll try to get this setup by Friday. --Bill From: Brady Hunsaker > Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 10:02:34 -0500 To: > Subject: [EXTERNAL] [CoinBazaar] project proposal: Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit (BAK) Project wiki name (no spaces): BAK Project page title (default: same as wiki name) Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit Project description Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit provides tools for visualizing and understanding the progress of branch-and-bound algorithms. Multiple visualizations are available along with a tool for estimating time to completion. The tools were designed for mixed-integer linear programming, but they should work on any branch-and-bound algorithm. Categories for this project Optimization, ? Software language(s) Python Lead project developer Brady Hunsaker bradyhunsaker at gmail.com License Choice of CPL 1.0 or GPL v2 or later (I can look at updating the CPL to the EPL. I'll have to double-check what that entails.) Justification: Why is this project of interest to the operations research community? Mainly for people using mixed-integer linear programming, this provides tools to better understand what is happening in branch-and-bound trees. It requires certain output be available, but other than that it does not depend on the specific solver at all. Why does this project belong in COIN-OR? It was designed to work primarily with existing COIN-OR tools, including SYMPHONY and CBC (though it can also be used with external solvers). Why does this project belong in Coin Bazaar? Could it be a stand-alone COIN-OR project? It could possibly be a stand-alone project, but the overhead of that effort has prevented me from getting it more broadly available for some time. Since it is primarily an aid to several existing COIN-OR tools, Coin Bazaar makes sense. Does this project require read-only access? (default: no) I'm not sure what that means in this context. We need to be able to write changes, of course, to keep it updated. Users need to be able to download without having write permissions. Thank you, Brady Hunsaker _______________________________________________ CoinBazaar mailing list CoinBazaar at list.coin-or.org http://list.coin-or.org/mailman/listinfo/coinbazaar -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: From bradyhunsaker at gmail.com Sun Dec 11 20:16:44 2011 From: bradyhunsaker at gmail.com (Brady Hunsaker) Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 20:16:44 -0500 Subject: [CoinBazaar] [EXTERNAL] project proposal: Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit (BAK) In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: Thanks, Bill. Brady On Sun, Dec 11, 2011 at 7:41 PM, Hart, William E wrote: > Brady: > > This looks great. I'm probably booked up this week, but I'll try to get > this setup by Friday. > > --Bill > > From: Brady Hunsaker > Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 10:02:34 -0500 > To: > Subject: [EXTERNAL] [CoinBazaar] project proposal: Branch-and-bound > Analysis Kit (BAK) > > Project wiki name (no spaces): > BAK > > Project page title (default: same as wiki name) > Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit > > Project description > Branch-and-bound Analysis Kit provides tools for visualizing and > understanding the progress of branch-and-bound algorithms. Multiple > visualizations are available along with a tool for estimating time to > completion. The tools were designed for mixed-integer linear programming, > but they should work on any branch-and-bound algorithm. > > Categories for this project > Optimization, ? > > Software language(s) > Python > > Lead project developer > Brady Hunsaker > bradyhunsaker at gmail.com > > License > Choice of CPL 1.0 or GPL v2 or later > (I can look at updating the CPL to the EPL. I'll have to double-check > what that entails.) > > Justification: > Why is this project of interest to the operations research community? > Mainly for people using mixed-integer linear programming, this provides > tools to better understand what is happening in branch-and-bound trees. It > requires certain output be available, but other than that it does not > depend on the specific solver at all. > > Why does this project belong in COIN-OR? > It was designed to work primarily with existing COIN-OR tools, including > SYMPHONY and CBC (though it can also be used with external solvers). > > Why does this project belong in Coin Bazaar? Could it be a stand-alone > COIN-OR project? > It could possibly be a stand-alone project, but the overhead of that > effort has prevented me from getting it more broadly available for some > time. Since it is primarily an aid to several existing COIN-OR tools, Coin > Bazaar makes sense. > > Does this project require read-only access? (default: no) > I'm not sure what that means in this context. We need to be able to write > changes, of course, to keep it updated. Users need to be able to download > without having write permissions. > > Thank you, > Brady Hunsaker > > _______________________________________________ CoinBazaar mailing list > CoinBazaar at list.coin-or.org > http://list.coin-or.org/mailman/listinfo/coinbazaar > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: