pysats 0.2.2

GNU Affero General Public License v3

PySATS

This is a bridge to use some features of SATS in a Python project.

Requirements

• Python: 3.8+ (required for guaranteeing insertion order in dicts)
• Pyjnius 1.3.0

Set up

1. Create a Python environment that satisfied above requirements. To install Pyjnius, follow the steps in https://pyjnius.readthedocs.io/en/stable/installation.html#.
2. Download the latest SATS JAR from https://github.com/spectrumauctions/sats/releases/
3. Place the SATS JAR together with the cplex.jar (which can be found in the CPLEX installation's bin folder) together in some directory on your machine, and set the PYJNIUS_CLASSPATH environment variable to the absolute path of this directory.

Usage

After having set up the environment according the the previous section, install the package

$ pip install pysats
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Use it in your project as follows. Have a look at the test/ directory for more examples.

from pysats import PySats

gsvm = PySats.getInstance().create_gsvm()
for bidder_id in gsvm.get_bidder_ids():
    goods_of_interest = gsvm.get_goods_of_interest(bidder_id)
    print(f'Bidder_{bidder_id}: {goods_of_interest}')

Verify installation

The best way to verify installation, and check if everything is wired up correctly, is to check out the project and to run the tests:

$ python -m unittest
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Alternative to set up locally: Poetry

You can use Poetry to set up and test pysats locally. Install it as described in https://python-poetry.org/docs/#installation, and then run:

$ poetry install
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This will install all dependencies automatically. To test the setup, run:

$ poetry run python -m unittest
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