Meet the Artelys Canada team during the Optimization Days 2022!
Optimization Days is an annual conference organized this year by the Group for Research in Decision Analysis (GERAD). Mathematical optimization gives companies the capability to predict and respond most efficiently and profitably to cope with their highest priority issues.
The conference aims to survey theory, numerical methods, and applications of optimization. It provides researchers from around the world the opportunity to exchange and to collaborate.
Artelys will hold two presentations on Wednesday, May 18th during the Industrial session:
4:45 – 5:10 PM: Introduction of Artelys solvers – market-clearing use case
- Artelys introduction and its solvers
- Use case: The European Market clearing platform TERRE
5:10 – 5:35 PM: Power flow optimization using Artelys Knitro
- Introduction of Artelys Knitro
- Artelys Knitro 13 new features
- Use-case: GO competition, a challenge focusing on security-constrained optimal power flow (SCOPF)
During this event, Artelys will be showcasing its optimization solvers, and projects using Artelys Knitro. Our optimization consultants will be sharing their expertise on how to apply optimization solutions to improve your decision process as well as exchanging views with participants.
If you want to arrange a meeting with Artelys Team, contact us!
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