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JijZeptSDK

JijZeptSDK is a package that allows you to install all the free packages provided by JijZept. Specifically, it includes the following Python packages.

Basic usage

You can install all free JijZept packages available in your environment by executing the following command.

pip install "jijzept_sdk[all]"

You can also start the JupyterLab environment with the following command.

jijzept_sdk

Advanced usage

You can also install only some packages by specifying options like the following command. However, jijmodeling and ommx are always included.

pip install "jijzept_sdk[mip]"

The list of options is as follows:

  • amplify: Install packages for using ommx-fixstars-amplify-adapter.
  • da4: Install packages for using ommx-da4-adapter.
  • dwave: Install packages for using ommx-dwave-adapter.
  • gurobi: Install packages for using ommx-gurobipy-adapter.
  • highs: Install packages for using ommx-highs-adapter.
  • mip: Install packages for using ommx-python-mip-adapter.
  • openjij: Install packages for using ommx-openjij-adapter.
  • scip: Install packages for using ommx-pyscipopt-adapter.
  • minto: Install packages for using minto.
  • qamomile: Install packages for using qamomile.
  • lab: Install packages for using jupyterlab.

Note that the lab option is required to run the jijzept_sdk command.

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