OPTANO Modeling is a .net Modeling API. It supports a wide range of solvers and modeling aspects. Modeling is easy to use, supports code tests and has been downloaded more than 25000 times.
In this hands-on demonstration, we will provide an introduction to c# / .net and the OPTANO Modeling API. We'll use some examples to explain its key concepts and illustrate its rich features.
There will be time for questions both during and at the end of this workshop for beginners and experts. The workshop will be held by two advanced developers of OPTANO Modeling.
Speakers: Dr. Jens Peter Kempkes and Lars Beckmann
When/Where: September 05, 15.00 / HFB|D
Are you looking for a mathematical optimization challenge? Can you innovate in one day? Can you work with data? Do you have the programming skills to make your ideas work? Are you interested in getting in touch with leading optimization companies?
Then register for the Gurobi-TomTom OR 2017 hackathon.
All you need is a laptop with wireless lan. Cloud computing capacity, the Gurobi optimization suite, and help from an expert supervision team will be available.
The winner will be awarded a prize in the closing ceremony of OR 2017.
Supervision: Sebastian Schenker et. al.
When/Where: September 05, 10.00 / HFB|Senat
We start with the basics of GAMS to develop algebraic models, solve them using state-of-the art algorithms, and introduce the key concepts of GAMS and the fundamentals of the language (e.g. sets, data, variables, equations). We’ll explore some case studies drawn directly from GAMS users in different fields.The largest part of the workshop will consist of an demonstration, where we are going to build a simple optimization based decision support application from scratch. We show how GAMS supports an easy growth path to larger and more sophisticated models, promotes speed and reliability during in the development phase of optimization models, and provides access to all of the most powerful large-scale solver packages. Along the way we will look at some of the data management tools included in the GAMS system and show how to analyze and debug large problems using the various tools available within GAMS.
This workshop requires no or limited knowledge about GAMS.
Break (14.00 – 14.30)
This hands-on workshop, which is catered to the requirements of advanced GAMS users and application builders provides a great opportunity to learn about selected topics and best practices like:
These sessions are hands-on workshops, so please bring your laptop.
To attend this course, please register at https://www.gams.com/conferences/or2017.
When/Where: September 05, 13.00 / HFB|C
IBM Decision Optimization (Prescriptive Analytics) helps organizations
Learn about IBM Decision Optimization and explore successes achieved by international companies
IBM Decision Optimization Solutions combine form a powerful foundation for decision management:
The workshop will walk you through the IBM Decision Optimization Suite and present the latest developments. Enjoy live examples and discuss opportunities with IBM top experts.
Break (15.00 – 15.30)
Learn about success stories in Manufacturing, Financial services, Healthcare, and other highly data-intensive industries. During this session we'll discuss the implementation parts of the projects, difficulties encountered and outcomes achieved. The goal is to share experiences and highlight the value Decision Optimization brings cross industry.
When/Where: September 05, 13.00 / HFB|A
The SolveEngine is a cloud-based platform for accessing solvers from the SAT, CP and Mathematical Programming communities and utilises a machine learning layer that will automatically select the best algorithm to solve your problem. For this workshop, we will be showing what the SolveEngine can do and all the ways you can use this solving genie to approach the hardest problems.
Are you interested in learning how to use the SolveEngine to solve problems? In this hackathon you will gain experience connecting your code to the SolveEngine via API.
Break (15.00 – 15.30)
We will discuss the challenges associated with bringing academic research to market and why academic breakthroughs have a hard time finding acceptance in industry. Based on our research and experience, we will describe how different organisations are attempting to change this for good. We will provide a detailed recommendation for how academic inventions can be translated into industry innovations, and how this can create commercial value for academia and industry alike. Finally, we will take a deep-dive into your own frustrations of working with industry, and seek to discuss actionable solutions that may help to resolve them.
Register here: https://www.satalia.com/conferences/or2017
When/Where: September 05, 13.00 – 17.00, HFB|B