PyMPL is a python extension to the AMPL modelling language that adds new statements for evaluating python code within AMPL/GMPL models. PyMPL also includes, among others, procedures for modelling piecewise linear functions, compressed arc-flow graphs for vector packing, sub-tour elimination constraints for TSP, and lot-sizing reformulations. PyMPL is fully compatible with both python 2 and 3.
Setup
$ pip install pympl
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