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--- software:gurobi:caviness [2021-03-12 14:04] – anita
+++ software:gurobi:caviness [2021-03-18 13:16] – [Gurobi on Caviness] anita
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 ====== Gurobi on Caviness ======
+To determine the available versions of Gurobi<sup>TM</sup> Optimizer installed use
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+This documentation is based on [[https://www.gurobi.com/documentation/9.0/refman/index.html|Gurobi]]<sup>TM</sup> Optimizer version 9.0.1 and explains how to install and use the Gurobi Python language interface.
 ===== Serial or Threaded Python Environment =====
-==== Adding Gurobi to a Anaconda Environment ===
+==== Adding Gurobi to a Anaconda Environment ====
 Based on the instructions on Gurobi's site for installing the Anaconda Python distribution (https://www.gurobi.com/documentation/9.0/quickstart_linux/ins_the_anaconda_python_di.html#section:Anaconda). The following steps can be adapted from those instructions to create an Anaconda Python environment for running Gurobi.
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 ===== MPI Python Environment =====
+==== Adding Gurobi and mpi4py to a Python Environment ====
 Using Gurobi with MPI requires mpi4py and in order for MPI to work properly on our cluster and to understand our networking, it must be compiled using our the version of Open MPI compiled for our cluster.
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+==== Creating a VALET package definition ====
 Now, create a VALET package to handle the environment setup/teardown and dependencies by using ''nano'' or ''vi'' to create the file ''~/.valet/gurobi-mpi.vpkg_yaml'' and copy the following text into it changing the ''/home/1201'' to your home directory: