To learn more about BPMPD, click the above link "bpmpd".
This solver was implemented by Hans Mittelmann and executes at
To look at our collection of test problems for continuous linear programming (converted to AMPL from the Netlib collection), click here .
You can take the NEOS Server for BPMPD on a trial run by submitting some ready-made data! Click on the "Sample Submission" link above for details.
To solve a linear programming problem, the user must submit a model in AMPL format. Examples of models in AMPL format can be found in the netlib collection. When submitting via e-mail or XML-RPC then delete empty tokens!
The model is specified by a model file, and optionally, a data file, and a commands file. If the command file is specified it must contain the AMPL solve command.
The commands file can contain any AMPL command or set options for BPMPD by modifying the variable 'bpmpd_options'. See here for a listing of the various options.
The user must submit a model in AMPL format. Examples are provided in the examples section of the AMPL website.
The problem must be specified in a model file. A data file and commands files may also be provided. If the commands file is specified, it must contain the AMPL solve command; however, it must not contain the model or data commands. The model and data files are renamed internally by NEOS. The commands file may include option settings for the solver. To specify solver options, add
solve
model
data
option bpmpd_options 'OPTIONS';