comando package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
Module contents¶
Configuration of the backends for COMANDO.
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class
comando.
Domain
(value)[source]¶ Bases:
enum.Enum
Simple Enum for variable domains, specify other types via bounds.
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BINARY
= 3¶
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INTEGER
= 2¶
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REAL
= 1¶
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class
comando.
Symbol
(name, **assumptions)¶ Bases:
comando.SlotSerializationMixin
,sympy.core.symbol.Symbol
A placeholder for a value which can occur within expressions.
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property
indexed
¶ Check if the Symbol is indexed.
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property
is_Parameter
¶
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property
is_Variable
¶
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property
value
¶ Get the Symbol’s value.
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property
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comando.
cartes
¶ alias of
itertools.product
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class
comando.
Parameter
(name, value=nan, parent=None)¶ Bases:
comando.Symbol
A Symbol representing a parameter whose value is known.
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property
elements
¶
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expand
(data)¶ Expand the Parameter with indexed data.
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expansion
¶
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property
indexed
¶ Check whether the Parameter is indexed or not.
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property
indices
¶
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property
is_Parameter
¶
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property
items
¶
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property
parent
¶ Return the parent of this parameter.
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property
value
¶ Return the value or values of the Parameter.
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property
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class
comando.
Variable
(name, domain=<Domain.REAL: 1>, bounds=(None, None), init_val=None, indexed=False, parent=None)¶ Bases:
comando.Symbol
A Symbol representing a variable whose value is unknown.
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property
bounds
¶
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property
domain
¶
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fix
(value=None)¶ Fix the variable by setting both bounds to value.
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property
init_val
¶
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property
is_Variable
¶
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property
is_binary
¶
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property
is_integer
¶
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property
is_negative
¶ Check if all possible values of the variable are negative.
We can assert negativity if the upper bound is negative, otherwise we can assert nonnegativity if the lower bound is nonnegative. If we cannot assert either of these facts, the variable may contain both positive and negative values. To reflect this we return None.
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property
is_nonnegative
¶ Check if all possible values of the variable are negative.
This is the fuzzy not of self.is_negative
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property
is_nonpositive
¶ Check if all possible values of the variable are negative.
This is the fuzzy not of self.is_negative
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property
is_positive
¶ Check if all possible values of the variable are positive.
We can assert positivity if the lower bound is positive, otherwise we can assert nonpositivity if the upper bound is nonpositive. If we cannot assert either of these facts, the variable may contain both positive and negative values. To reflect this we return None.
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property
lb
¶
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property
parent
¶ Return the parent of this variable.
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property
ub
¶
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unfix
()¶ Recover the original bounds.
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property
value
¶ Get the Symbol’s value.
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property
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class
comando.
VariableVector
(name, domain=<Domain.REAL: 1>, bounds=(None, None), init_val=None)¶ Bases:
comando.Symbol
A Symbol representing a vector of Variables.
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property
bounds
¶
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property
domain
¶
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property
elements
¶
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expansion
¶
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fix
(value=None)¶ Fix self.elements by setting both bounds to value.
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property
indexed
¶ Check if the Symbol is indexed.
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property
indices
¶
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property
init_val
¶
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instantiate
(index)¶ Create a Variable instance for every element in index.
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property
is_binary
¶
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property
is_expanded
¶
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property
is_integer
¶
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property
is_negative
¶ Check if all possible values of the variable are negative.
We can assert negativity if the upper bound is negative, otherwise we can assert nonnegativity if the lower bound is nonnegative. If we cannot assert either of these facts, the variable may contain both positive and negative values. To reflect this we return None.
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property
is_nonnegative
¶ Check if all possible values of the variable are negative.
This is the fuzzy not of self.is_negative
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property
is_nonpositive
¶ Check if all possible values of the variable are negative.
This is the fuzzy not of self.is_negative
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property
is_positive
¶ Check if all possible values of the variable are positive.
We can assert positivity if the lower bound is positive, otherwise we can assert nonpositivity if the upper bound is nonpositive. If we cannot assert either of these facts, the variable may contain both positive and negative values. To reflect this we return None.
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property
items
¶
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property
lb
¶
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property
ub
¶
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unfix
()¶ Recover the original bounds.
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property
value
¶ Get the Symbol’s value.
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property