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Benefits Geneva

  • Generic approach, independent from particular optimization problem
  • Works on multi-processors and clusters
  • Can be extended to wide-area Grids if security requirements of deployment scenario are met
  • Noise-resistant, robust with respect to local optima
  • Different parameter types possible (floating point, boolean, ...). Optimization problems can thus be expressed in a very natural way
  • User know-how needed in problem definition, not solution finding. Thus experience counts!
  • Easily understandable procedure
  • User is relieved from burdensome duties
  • Open Source code

Featured Software Gem: Geneva

A high performance optimisation library

Modelling the Mona Lisa with the Geneva library, using 300 semi-transparent, overlapping triangles

This picture shows the different iterations in modelling the Mona Lisa with the Geneva library, using 300 semi-transparent, overlapping triangles.

Geneva is a software library which enables users to solve large scale parametric optimization problems. From a user's perspective, parallel and multi-threaded execution can be achieved just as easily as serial execution on a single CPU-core. Performance and extensibility are at the core of the C++-based, object-oriented design. The code is available as Open Source, allowing customization under the terms of the Affero GPL v3. Additional licensing options are available.

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