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TOMNET /SOL

The TOMNET /SOL toolbox efficiently integrates the well-known solvers developed by the Stanford
Systems Optimization Laboratory (SOL) with .NET and TOMNET. The toolbox includes

  • The sparse general nonlinear solver SNOPT 7.1-1,
     
  • The sparse positive convex quadratic solver SQOPT 7.1-1,
     
  • The dense general constrained nonlinear solver NPSOL 5.0,
     
  • The sparse constrained linear least squares solver LSQR,
     
  • The dense constrained linear least squares solver LSSOL 1.05 and
     
  • The dense constrained nonlinear least squares solver NLSSOL, based on NPSOL.
     
  • Read more about the above mentioned SOL solvers, as well as the TOMNET /MINOS solvers MINOS and QPOPT, at the SBSI-SOL Home page.
     
  • TOMNET /SOL includes all .NET code and solvers that are part of TOMNET /MINOS, see the description of TOMNET /MINOS.
     
  • For a general description of the TOMNET features, see the TOMNET FEATURES.
     

  Main features

  • The codes are implemented to efficiently handle .NET sparse arrays.
     
  • Using the TOMNET graphical interface (GUI) all solver parameters and features are selectable.
     
  • It is easy to use warm starts for the SOL solvers, and further speed up sequences of optimization solutions.
     
  • NPSOL has been used intensively in control applications because of its speed and robustness.
     
  • All SOL solvers may be used as sub problem solvers for other TOMNET solvers.
     
  • The SPECS file input format, that is used by all SOL solvers when running non-.NET, is also possible to use.
     
  • NPSOL and SNOPT may estimate derivatives internally, faster than using the TOMNET method.

Requirements

  • Windows 32-bit .NET 2.0+


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