<!-- Ready to Review - done - Lauren--> ---+ AMPL Guide AMPL stands for "A Mathematical Programming Language". It is used to describe [[MathematicalProgramming][mathematical programmes]]. AMPL is a commerical software package from [[https://www.alcatel-lucent.com/wps/portal/BellLabs][Bell Laboratories]] and is also distributed by [[https://www.ilog.com][ILOG]] along with the mixed-integer linear programme solver [[https://www.ilog.com/products/cplex/][CPLEX]]. For more details see the main AMPL website: [[https://www.ampl.com][www.ampl.com]] and there is a good, fairly comprehensive book on AMPL: [[https://www.ampl.com/BOOK/index.html][AMPL: A Modeling Language for Mathematical Programming]] However, you don't need to pay for AMPL right away! There is a limited functionality [[https://www.ampl.com/DOWNLOADS/index.html][student version]] which also provides [[https://www.ilog.com/products/cplex/][CPLEX]] (the mixed-integer linear programme solver from [[https://www.ilog.com][ILOG]]) and [[https://www.sbsi-sol-optimize.com/asp/sol_product_minos.htm][MINOS]] (the nonlinear programme solver from the [[https://www.stanford.edu/group/SOL/index.html][Systems Optimization Laboratory]] at [[https://www.stanford.edu][Stanford University]]). This Student Version will have enough functionality for most of the problems you will encounter in the case studies on the [[Trash.OpsRes_ForumWebHome][OpsRes Web]]. You can also use AMPL over the web at the [[https://www.ampl.com/TRYAMPL/index.html][AMPL web interface]] or you can use AMPL as an interface to many diferent optimisation solvers at the [[https://www-neos.mcs.anl.gov/][NEOS Server for Optimization]]. *Notation* In this AMPL Guide we will enclose required user input with =<= and =>= and _optional_ user input with =[= and =]=, e.g., <pre> var <varname> [vartype]; </pre> means that the user must supply =varname= (the variable name), but has the option to either specify =vartype= (the type of variable) or not (the type will default to a real variable). ---+++ Further AMPL topics * [[AMPLProcess][The AMPL Process]] (%RED%read me first!%ENDCOLOR%) * [[AMPLAtHome][How to Install AMPL at Home]] * [[CommandLineHowTo][Using the Command Line]] * [[AMPLSyntax][The AMPL Syntax Guide]] * [[TransportationProblemInAMPL][The Transportation Problem in AMPL]] * [[IntegerProgrammingWithAMPL][Integer Programming with AMPL]] -- Main.TWikiAdminGroup - 24 Feb 2008
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