Mopti Problem to Bofire Domain Converter
These tools are to help with migration of legacy applications from Mopti to BoFire. Mopti is for defining optimization problems (inputs, outputs, constraints, ...) and has some sampling utilities. If you have a problem defined in the Mopti format, bofire_converters can help you to create the corresponding BoFire object, which is called a domain.
Quick start
Install via pip
pip install bofire-converters
Here is an example of converting a Problem object from Mopti to a BoFire Domain.
from bofire_converters.opti_to_domain import convert_problem
from opti.problems.multi import Daechert1
# Use one of the opti built-in problems as an example
my_opti_problem = Daechert1()
my_bofire_domain = convert_problem(my_opti_problem)
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