The statements above can be found in datalib example gdxmrw_intro02_init.
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Note that, many of the examples found in this manual are also part of the GAMS data utilities models library, referred to here as datalib. Would write the matrices C and D (located in the MATLAB workspace) as indexed parameters into a file named foo2.gdx. Similarly, the call > iwgdx('foo2','C','D') As an example of the read function, the following command in MATLAB will store the matrices A and B into the caller workspace after reading from the file foo1.gdx: > irgdx('foo1','A','B') Without getting into their precise meaning, these parameters are essentially indexed in each dimension by the sequence of integers from 1 to the size of that dimension. The simplest read and write functions, irgdx and iwgdx, deal with indexed parameters. In order to enable this link between GAMS and MATLAB, we have implemented MATLAB callable functions that can efficiently import and export data to and from GAMS through GDX files. Secondly, the visualization tools of MATLAB are made available to a GAMS modeler in an easy and extendable manner so that optimization results can be viewed using any of the wide variety of plots and imaging capabilities that exist in MATLAB. Firstly, it is intended to provide MATLAB users with a sophisticated nonlinear optimization capability. This paper describes a link between GAMS and MATLAB.
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On the other hand, while modeling languages have some capabilities for data manipulation and visualization (e.g., Rutherford's GNUPLOT), specialized software tools like Excel and MATLAB are much better at these tasks. In sharp contrast, modeling languages such as GAMS and AMPL have had such a capability for many years, and have been used in many practical large scale nonlinear applications. While the optimization tools in these packages are useful for small-scale nonlinear models (and to some extent for large linear models), the lack of a capability to compute automatic derivatives makes them impractical for large scale nonlinear optimization. Optimization is becoming widely used in many application areas as can be evidenced by its appearance in software packages such as Excel and MATLAB. Jagdish Ramakrishnan Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, University of Wisconsin - Madison, 330 North Orchard Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53715 Date August 1, 2014 Ferris Computer Sciences Department, University of Wisconsin - Madison, 1210 West Dayton Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53706
The most recent version of GDXMRW is included as part of the current GAMS Distribution.Īuthor Steven Dirkse GAMS Development Corp.
The software gives MATLAB users the ability to use all the optimization capabilities of GAMS, and allows visualization of GAMS models directly within MATLAB. This document briefly describes GDXMRW (GDX-Matlab Read/Write), a suite of utilities to exchange data between GAMS and MATLAB.
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