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I'm currently using pyomo environment to solve optimization problems. I have used different solvers (Ipopt, glpk, cbc, couenne) in order to solve my problems.

Actually I need to solve a non-linear problem with a global solver. I've already tried couenne but it doesn't give me the right answer. Looking on the web, I have seen the Optaplanner as a metaheurist solver but I only found example written in Java.

Is it possible to use this solver with pyomo on windows?
If yes then how to configure it?

Peter Csala
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giuseppe caravello
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    1. Pyomo doesn't interface with Optaplanner so no. Optaplanner gives you complete freedom in how you model your problem, but it runs on the JVM. So you'd have to a JVM language to interface with it. – k88 Dec 19 '20 at 05:53

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You can't use OptaPlanner in pyomo, but you can use OptaPlanner on Windows. Just download (or git clone) the quickstarts here. If you don't like Java, take a look at the Kotlin quickstart.

Update: You can now also try OptaPy in Python.

Geoffrey De Smet
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