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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type = "text/xsl" href = "http://www.coin-or.org/projects/autoGen.xsl"?>
<projectData xmlns="coin-or.org"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="coin-or.org http://www.coin-or.org/projects/autoGen.xsd">
<!-- This file is a template that will you fill in in order to provide -->
<!-- specific information about your project. Once the template is -->
<!-- filled in and checked into your projects repository in the conf/ -->
<!-- directory, it will be automatically parsed and displayed in a -->
<!-- standard HTML format when users call up the file from the main -->
<!-- COIN Web site. The file is extensively commented to help you -->
<!-- understand where to fill in the various pieces of required -->
<!-- information. The comments are enclosed in blocks like this one. -->
<projectBasics>
<!-- Fill in your project's name in this block. -->
<!-- For example, for SYMPHONY, you would put: -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <projectName> -->
<!-- SYMPHONY -->
<!-- </projectName> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<projectName>Pyomo</projectName>
<!-- Fill in a brief description of your project here. -->
<!-- For example, for SYMPHONY, you might put: -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <projectDescription> -->
<!-- SYMPHONY is an open-source generic MILP solver, -->
<!-- callable library, and extensible framework for -->
<!-- implementing customized solvers for mixed-integer -->
<!-- linear programs (MILPs). Blah, blah, blah. -->
<!-- </projectDescription> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- Fill in your text below (outside the comment block) -->
<projectDescription>
Pyomo is a Python-based open-source software package that supports a
diverse set of optimization capabilities for formulating and analyzing
optimization models.
Modeling optimization applications is a core capability of Pyomo. Pyomo
can be used to define symbolic problems, create concrete problem
instances, and solve these instances with standard solvers. Thus, Pyomo
provides a capability that is commonly associated with algebraic
modeling languages such as AMPL, AIMMS, and GAMS, but Pyomo's modeling
objects are embedded within a full-featured high-level programming
language with a rich set of supporting libraries.
</projectDescription>
<projectShortDescription>
Pyomo is a Python-based open-source software package that supports a
diverse set of optimization capabilities for formulating and analyzing
optimization models.
</projectShortDescription>
<!-- Fill in the project manager's name and (obfuscated) -->
<!-- e-mail address here (only one name allowed). -->
<!-- For example, for the SYMPHONY project, you would put -->
<!-- -->
<!--<projectManager> -->
<!-- Ted Ralphs, tkralphs at lehigh dot edu -->
<!--</projectManager> -->
<!-- -->
<!--Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<projectManager>
Carl D. Laird, Chair, Pyomo Management Committee, claird at andrew dot cmu dot edu
</projectManager>
<!-- Fill in the URLS you would like use for your main -->
<!-- home page. This could be either your Trac page or -->
<!-- your static page (if you have one). -->
<!-- For example, for SYMPHONY, you would put -->
<!-- -->
<!-- -->
<!--<projectHomePage> -->
<!-- https://projects.coin-or.org/SYMPHONY -->
<!--</projectHomePage> -->
<!-- -->
<!--Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<projectHomePage>https://www.pyomo.org/</projectHomePage>
<!-- Fill in the name of the license your project uses -->
<!-- and a link to its page on www.opensource.org -->
<!-- For example, if you use the CPL, you would put -->
<!-- -->
<!--<projectLicense> -->
<!-- Common Public License 1.0 -->
<!--</projectLicense> -->
<!--<projectLicenseURL> -->
<!-- http://www.opensource.org/licenses/cpl1.0.php -->
<!--</projectLicenseURL> -->
<!-- -->
<!--Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<projectLicense>BSD</projectLicense>
<!-- Note that while Pyomo is licensed under the
3-clause BSD license, see
https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause
Sandia / DOE require an additional disclaimer as
part of the license, so we will point to our
license file directly.
-->
<projectLicenseURL>
https://github.com/Pyomo/pyomo/blob/main/LICENSE.txt
</projectLicenseURL>
<!-- Below, you can list other COIN projects your project -->
<!-- depends on. These are listed one by one, as in the -->
<!-- following example for SYMPHONY: -->
<!-- -->
<!--<coinLinkedProjects> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <coinProject> -->
<!-- <repoName> -->
<!-- CoinUtils -->
<!-- </repoName> -->
<!-- </coinProject> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <coinProject> -->
<!-- <repoName> -->
<!-- Cgl -->
<!-- </repoName> -->
<!-- </coinProject> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <coinProject> -->
<!-- <repoName> -->
<!-- Osi -->
<!-- </repoName> -->
<!-- </coinProject> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <coinProject> -->
<!-- <repoName> -->
<!-- Clp -->
<!-- </repoName> -->
<!-- </coinProject> -->
<!-- -->
<!--</coinLinkedProjects> -->
<!-- -->
<!--Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<coinLinkedProjects> </coinLinkedProjects>
<!-- Below, you can list other packages your project -->
<!-- either requires or can optionally link to. These are -->
<!-- one by one, as in the following example: -->
<!-- -->
<!--<otherLinkedPackages> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <otherPackage> -->
<!-- <packageName> -->
<!-- GLPK -->
<!-- </packageName> -->
<!-- <packageURL> -->
<!-- http://www.gnu.org/software/glpk/ -->
<!-- </packageURL> -->
<!-- <requiredOrOptional> -->
<!-- Optional -->
<!-- </requiredOrOptional> -->
<!-- </otherPackage> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <otherPackage> -->
<!-- <packageName> -->
<!-- GNU Readline -->
<!-- </packageName> -->
<!-- <packageURL> -->
<!-- </packageURL> -->
<!-- <requiredOrOptional> -->
<!-- Optional -->
<!-- </requiredOrOptional> -->
<!-- </otherPackage> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <otherPackage> -->
<!-- <packageName> -->
<!-- GNU History -->
<!-- </packageName> -->
<!-- <packageURL> -->
<!-- </packageURL> -->
<!-- <requiredOrOptional> -->
<!-- Optional -->
<!-- </requiredOrOptional> -->
<!-- </otherPackage> -->
<!-- -->
<!--</otherLinkedPackages> -->
<!-- -->
<!--Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<otherLinkedPackages> </otherLinkedPackages>
<!-- Below, you can list the programming language(s) used in -->
<!-- the project. For example: -->
<!--<projectLanguage>C</projectLanguage> -->
<!-- -->
<!--Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<projectLanguage>Python</projectLanguage>
<!--The following fields describe the development status -->
<!--of the project. -->
<!-- -->
<!--Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<developmentStatus>
<!--If you are actively managing your project, use -->
<activityStatus>Active</activityStatus>
<!--The maturity level is determined during project -->
<!--review and should have been reported to you. -->
<!--See http://www.coin-or.org/faqs.html#q18 for -->
<!--more information on maturity level. -->
<!--Fill it in like this: -->
<!-- -->
<!--<maturityLevel>5</maturityLevel> -->
<!-- -->
<maturityLevel>4</maturityLevel>
<!-- Very non-standard (by COIN standards) repo structure.
Use explicit overrides to disable use of automated
version reporting.
-->
<stableVersionNumber>6.3.0</stableVersionNumber>
<releaseNumber>6.3.0</releaseNumber>
</developmentStatus>
<!--Below, you can list the platforms on which your -->
<!--project has been tested. Again, these are listed one -->
<!--by one. There are fields for both operating system and -->
<!--compiler. Here is an example for SYMPHONY -->
<!-- -->
<!--<testedPlatforms> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <platform> -->
<!-- <operatingSystem>Microsoft Windows</operatingSystem> -->
<!-- <compiler>MSVC++/cl</compiler> -->
<!-- </platform> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <platform> -->
<!-- <operatingSystem>Microsoft Windows</operatingSystem> -->
<!-- <compiler>CYGWIN/cl</compiler> -->
<!-- </platform> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <platform> -->
<!-- <operatingSystem>Microsoft Windows</operatingSystem> -->
<!-- <compiler>CYGWIN/gcc</compiler> -->
<!-- </platform> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <platform> -->
<!-- <operatingSystem>Microsoft Windows</operatingSystem> -->
<!-- <compiler>MSys/gcc</compiler> -->
<!-- </platform> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <platform> -->
<!-- <operatingSystem>Linux</operatingSystem> -->
<!-- <compiler>gcc</compiler> -->
<!-- </platform> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <platform> -->
<!-- <operatingSystem>Mac OSX</operatingSystem> -->
<!-- <compiler>gcc</compiler> -->
<!-- </platform> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <platform> -->
<!-- <operatingSystem>Solaris x86</operatingSystem> -->
<!-- <compiler>gcc</compiler> -->
<!-- </platform> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <platform> -->
<!-- <operatingSystem>Solaris x86</operatingSystem> -->
<!-- <compiler>sunpro</compiler> -->
<!-- </platform> -->
<!-- -->
<!--</testedPlatforms> -->
<!-- -->
<!--Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<testedPlatforms>
<platform>
<operatingSystem>Any</operatingSystem>
<compiler>Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10</compiler>
</platform>
</testedPlatforms>
<projectCategories>
<!-- Start of projectCategories block -->
<!--Below is the list of COIN-OR project categores. -->
<!--Simply "un-comment" any categories that apply to -->
<!--your project. -->
<category> Modeling systems </category>
<category> Development tools </category>
<category> Optimization stochastic </category>
<category> Optimization utility </category>
<!-- End of projectCategories block -->
</projectCategories>
<!-- End of projectBasics block -->
</projectBasics>
<!--Below, you can specify the links for the left-hand side menu. -->
<!--Note that these are optional, so if there is a blank, there will -->
<!--be no corresponding menu item -->
<!-- -->
<!--For SYMPHONY, this block would look like this: -->
<!-- -->
<!--<leftMenuLinks> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <documentation> -->
<!-- http://www.coin-or.org/SYMPHONY/man-5.1 -->
<!-- </documentation> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <sourceCodeDownload> -->
<!-- http://www.coin-or.org/download/source/SYMPHONY -->
<!-- </sourceCodeDownload> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <binaryDownload> -->
<!-- http://www.coin-or.org/download/binary/SYMPHONY -->
<!-- </binaryDownload> -->
<!-- -->
<!-- <mailingList> -->
<!-- http://list.coin-or.org/mailman/listinfo/coin-symphony -->
<!-- </mailingList> -->
<!--</leftMenuLinks> -->
<!-- -->
<!--Fill in your text below (outside the comment block). -->
<leftMenuLinks>
<documentation>https://pyomo.readthedocs.org/</documentation>
<sourceCodeDownload>https://www.pyomo.org/installation</sourceCodeDownload>
<binaryDownload>https://www.pyomo.org/installation</binaryDownload>
<mailingList>https://groups.google.com/group/pyomo-forum</mailingList>
</leftMenuLinks>
<!-- End of projectData block -->
</projectData>