Artelys Knitro 10.3: support for Python 3 and improved performance!
From a numerical perspective, large speedups are to be seen on some classes of ill-conditioned models. This is due to new preconditioning techniques applied to the subproblems solved by conjugate gradient method in the Knitro interior-point/barrier algorithms. Furthermore, Artelys Knitro 10.3 offers several improvements to the internal linear algebra and linear solvers used internally for better robustness and efficiency.
Exponential speedups on selected nonlinear least square instance
Additional features:
• Significant improvements in large-scale least-squares models, solving the instances 10 times faster!
• Improvements in the “feasibility restoration phase” used when Knitro is struggling to get feasible allowing faster detection of infeasible models.
• Overall efficiency and robustness improvements on general nonlinear models as well as significant improvements in efficiency on models with integer variables.
Knitro 14.2 solve your toughest nonlinear non-convex models in seconds
— We are pleased to announce that Artelys Knitro 14.0 is now available! This new version enables compagnies to solve complex non-linear optimization problems with unprecedented efficency and precision.
Artelys Powers the Launch of CorNet’s Common Grid Model (CGM) Service
Artelys has been selected to develop computation engine modules for the Common European Merging Function (EMF) used in the core of the CorNet program’s RCC Service Platform, enabling pan-European operational power grid coordination and security analysis.
Driving Renewable Energy Integration: Advanced Solutions to increase the existing power grid’s renewable hosting capacity
Artelys proposes a methodology based on Artificial Intelligence to evaluate the increase of hosting capacity of variable Renewable Energy Sources (vRES) in electrical networks thanks to Grid Enhancing Technologies (GETs). .
Artelys Participates in the European HyNet Project to Optimize Hybrid AC/DC Power Grids
As part of the Horizon Europe program, Artelys is participating in the HyNet project. This initiative aims to study and optimize the operation of hybrid AC/DC power grids in the context of the rapid growth of power electronics-based technologies and the widespread deployment of distributed energy resources.
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