mmahelpy
mmahelpy is a small, stateful implementation of the Method of Moving
Asymptotes (MMA). It solves a separable convex approximation at each call and
retains the design and asymptote history for the next outer iteration.
The package is independent of finite-element and topology-optimization
libraries. Supply objective and inequality-constraint values and gradients at
the current point. Constraints use the convention g(x) <= 0.
Install
pip install mmahelpy
Example
import numpy as np
from mmahelpy import MMA, MMAOptions
optimizer = MMA(MMAOptions(move_limit=0.2))
x = np.array([0.8, 0.8])
lower = np.zeros(2)
upper = np.ones(2)
for _ in range(30):
# Minimize x[0]**2 + x[1]**2 subject to x[0] + x[1] >= 0.9.
objective = float(x @ x)
objective_gradient = 2.0 * x
constraints = np.array([0.9 - x.sum()])
constraint_jacobian = np.array([[-1.0, -1.0]])
result = optimizer.step(
x,
objective,
objective_gradient,
constraints,
constraint_jacobian,
lower,
upper,
)
x = result.x
print(x)
Create one MMA object per optimization run. Its step method returns an
MMAResult with the next design, dual multipliers, approximate constraint
values, and dual-solver status. Call reset() to reuse the object for a new
problem. Multiple inequality constraints are supported.
Development
PYTHONPATH=src pytest
Both the distribution and Python import are named mmahelpy. Scikit-Topt depends on
mmahelpy and adapts its public MMA_Config to the generic optimizer for
topology optimization. The solver focuses on continuous, differentiable
problems with box bounds and inequality constraints.
Release
Update the version in pyproject.toml, create a matching GitHub release such
as v0.1.1, and publish it. The workflow runs the test suite on Python
3.10–3.13 before publishing to PyPI with Trusted Publishing. Configure the
PyPI trusted publisher for repository kevin-tofu/mmahelpy, workflow
workflow.yml, and environment pypi before creating a release.
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