All my public CP models are now available via GitHub
Yesterday I finalized the first round of making all my public CP models - as well as many other programs - available via GitHub: https://github.com/hakank/hakank. All is available from my site http://www.hakank.org/, but it is easier for other to fetch them from a single repository instead of downloading each single file.
Here's a summary of the directories so far. Most of the directories has the same name as on my site (with some few exceptions).
Let's start with the CP systems. After that follows some non-CP systems.
Here's a summary of the directories so far. Most of the directories has the same name as on my site (with some few exceptions).
Statistics:
As of writing the repository has these statistics (according to GitHub):1 author has pushed 42 commits to all branches, excluding merges. On master, 5,747 files have changed and there have been 2,417,980 additions and 1 deletions.The "2,417,980 additions" is the total number of lines in these files.
Let's start with the CP systems. After that follows some non-CP systems.
Constraint Programming systems (and related paradigms)
- aimms: AIMMS system, linear/integer programming and constraint programming
- ampl: AMPL, integer/linear programming and constraint programming
- answer_set_programming : Answer Set Programming
- bprolog: B-Prolog, logic programming, constraint programming, tabling, loops etc
- choco3: Choco v3, constraint programming
- comet: Comet, constraint programming, linear/integer programming, constraint-based local search
- eclipse_clp: ECLiPSe CLP, Prolog, logic programming, constraint programming, loops etc
- essence_savile_row: Essence'/Saville Row, constraint programming
- essence_tailor: Essence'/Tailor, constraint programming
- gecode: Gecode, constraint programming
- gecode_r Gecode/R, Ruby interface to Gecode
- google_or_tools: Google or-tools, constraint programming, integer/linear programming, Java, Python, and C#
- jacop: JaCoP and JaCoP/Scala, constraint programming
- jsr_331: JSR-331, Java API for constraint programming
- minizinc: MiniZinc, constraint programming. Also G12 Zinc files.
- numberjack: Numberjack, constraint programming
- oocalc_excel: oocalc/Excel, some few linear/integer programming models
- oscar: OscaR, constraint programming
- picat: PICAT, constraint programming, logic programming, loops, tabling, etc
- sicstus: SICStus Prolog, constraint programming, logic programming, loops. etc
Non-CP systems, mostly Very High Level programming languages/systems
- apl: APL (note: index.html contains codes etc)
- frink: Frink, high level programming language
- j: J array programming language J (note: index.html contains code etc)
- k: K, array programming language (note: index.html contains code etc)
- mathematica: Mathematica, mathematical programming
- pddl: PDDL (planning language)
- perl6: Perl6 programming language
- poplog: Poplog Pop-11 high-level programming language
- sabr: SABR, constraint-based planning language
- setlx: SETL and SetlX, high level programming language
- unicon: Unicon/Icon, high level programming language
Non-CP systems, data mining/machine learning
- eureqa: Eureqa/Formulize, genetic programming
- jgap: JGAP, genetic programming
- weka: Weka, data mining/machine learning, Java files, HTML, and data files (ARFF and CSV)
- There are some duplicates, especially data files that is included in several system directories
- I'll try to keep this repository as updated as possible, but there might be some time lag since I will probably not update each single new model.
- There is no guarantee that models/programs will work with the latest version of a specific system. However - for some systems at least - I tend to keep up with major releases.
- All directories include the latest
index.htmlfile from my site. Also, some directory just contain that file (and perhaps some single other file), e.g. for APL, K, J, and Mathematica. - This was the first round of making things available. Later on I might publish some of the code from http://www.hakank.org/useless/ (i.e. my "useless programs").