cutgeneratingfunctionology

v1.5.2

Python code for computation and experimentation with cut-generating functions For more information about how to use this package see README

Latest version published 3 years ago

License: GPL-2.0

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maintenance
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community
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Popularity

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GitHub Stars: 12
Forks: 11
Contributors: 6

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Maintenance

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Open Issues: 65
Open PR: 1
Last Release: 3 years ago
Last Commit: 1 year ago

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Contributors: 6
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Python Versions Compatibility: ==2.7.*, ==3.6.*, ==3.7.*

Age: 5 years
Latest Release: 3 years ago
Dependencies: 0 Direct
Versions: 6
Maintainers: 1
Wheels: OS Independent

Readme

Most of the code is for the 1-dimensional Gomory-Johnson infinite group problem, including an electronic compendium of extreme functions.

See for information on how to use Sage.

Authors

See

and also

License

The code is released under the GNU General Public License, version 2, or any later version as published by the Free Software Foundation.

Documentation

Using the cutgeneratingfunctionology package

There are many ways to run this package.

A. Run it online on mybinder.org

B. Install released version from PyPI and run it within conda

Install Miniconda from

Set up the conda environment described in :

e=environment.yml; curl -o $e https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mkoeppe/cutgeneratingfunctionology/master/$e
conda env create -n sage-cgf -f $e
conda activate sage-cgf

This takes a while; it installs SageMath, which has many dependencies.

Install PyPI package:
```
pip install cutgeneratingfunctionology
```
Start Sage. You can either use the terminal (IPython):
```
sage
```
or a Jupyter notebook:
```
sage -n jupyter
```

At the Sage prompt, type:

import cutgeneratingfunctionology.igp as igp; from cutgeneratingfunctionology.igp import *

Follow the instructions and examples in

or

.

C. Clone from GitHub and run it within conda

Install Miniconda from

Clone the GitHub repository :

git clone https://github.com/mkoeppe/cutgeneratingfunctionology.git
cd cutgeneratingfunctionology

Set up the conda environment described in :
```
conda env create -n sage-cgf -f environment.yml
conda activate sage-cgf
```
This takes a while; it installs SageMath which has many dependencies.
(Optional:) Install the cutgeneratingfunctionology package using pip:
```
pip install .
```
Start Sage. You can either use the terminal (IPython):
```
sage
```
or a Jupyter notebook:
```
sage -n jupyter
```

At the Sage prompt, type:

import cutgeneratingfunctionology.igp as igp; from cutgeneratingfunctionology.igp import *

Follow the instructions and examples in

or

.

D. Run in a standalone installation of the SageMath distribution (no conda)

Install the SageMath distribution:

> 1. Either from source from > 2. or with a binary from

The SageMath distribution brings its own installation of Python and many packages.

Clone the GitHub repository :

git clone https://github.com/mkoeppe/cutgeneratingfunctionology.git
cd cutgeneratingfunctionology

(Optional:) Install optional SageMath distribution packages:
```
sage -i lrslib pynormaliz
```
Install the cutgeneratingfunctionology package using pip:
```
sage -pip install .
```
Start SageMath. You can either use the terminal (IPython):
```
sage
```
or a Jupyter notebook:
```
sage -n jupyter
```

At the Sage prompt, type:

import cutgeneratingfunctionology.igp as igp; from cutgeneratingfunctionology.igp import *

Follow the instructions and examples in

or

.

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Python code for computation and experimentation with cut-generating functions. Visit Snyk Advisor to see a full health score report for cutgeneratingfunctionology, including popularity, security, maintenance & community analysis.

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The python package cutgeneratingfunctionology receives a total of 110 weekly downloads. As such, cutgeneratingfunctionology popularity was classified as limited. Visit the popularity section on Snyk Advisor to see the full health analysis.

Is cutgeneratingfunctionology well maintained?

We found indications that cutgeneratingfunctionology is an Inactive project. See the full package health analysis to learn more about the package maintenance status.

Is cutgeneratingfunctionology safe to use?

The python package cutgeneratingfunctionology was scanned for known vulnerabilities and missing license, and no issues were found. Thus the package was deemed as safe to use. See the full health analysis review.

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Using the cutgeneratingfunctionology package

A. Run it online on mybinder.org

B. Install released version from PyPI and run it within conda

C. Clone from GitHub and run it within conda

D. Run in a standalone installation of the SageMath distribution (no conda)

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