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CVXMOD is a Python-based tool for expressing and solving convex optimization problems. It uses CVXOPT as its solver. It is developed by Jacob Mattingley, as PhD work under Stephen Boyd at Stanford University. CVXMOD is primarily a modeling layer for CVXOPT. While it is possible to use CVXOPT directly, CVXMOD makes it faster and easier to build and solve problems. Advanced users who want to see or manipulate how their problems are being solved should consider using CVXOPT directly. Additional features are being added to CVXMOD beyond just modeling. These are currently experimental. CVXMOD has a similar design philosophy to CVX, a convex optimization modeling language for Matlab®, and uses the principles of disciplined convex programming, as developed by Michael Grant, Stephen Boyd and Yinyu Ye.

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# Balanced treatment of the simplex method and interior-point methods. # Efficient source code (in C) for all the algorithms presented in the text. # Thorough discussion of several interior-point methods including primal-dual path-following, affine-scaling, and homogeneous self dual methods. # Extensive coverage of applications including traditional topics such as network flows and game theory as well as less familiar ones such as structural optimization, L^1 regression, and the Markowitz portfolio optimization model. # Over 200 class-tested exercises. # A dynamically expanding collection of exercises.

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I chose to write them in pure SSE1 MMX so that they run on the pentium III of your grand mother, and also on my brave athlon-xp, since thoses beast are not SSE2 aware. Intel AMath showed me that the performance gain for using SSE2 for that purpose was not large enough (10%) to consider providing an SSE2 version (but it can be done very quickly). The functions use only the _mm_ intrinsics , there is no inline assembly in the code. Advantage: easier to debug, works out of the box on 64 bit setups, let the compiler choose what should be stored in a register, and what is stored in memory. Inconvenient: some versions of gcc 3.x are badly broken with certain intrinsic functions ( _mm_movehl_ps , _mm_cmpeq_ps etc). Mingw's gcc for example -- beware that the brokeness is dependent on the optimization level. A workaround is provided (inline asm replacement for the braindead intrinsics), it is not nice but robust, and broken compilers are detected by the validation program below.

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