The NEOS Server offers NSIPS for the solution of nonlinear semi-infinite
(SIP) programming problems in
AMPL format. The
infinite constraints are recognized by the solver as described in
the
SIPAMPL manual.
NSIPS implements three classes of methods for the solution of nonlinear SIP
problems: three discretization methods, two penalty function approaches, and
a sequential quadratic programming (SQP) method. Nonlinear subproblems are
solved by
NPSOL.
Source code and documentation are available from the
NSIPS homepage
NSIPS was developed by
Ismael Vaz.
This solver was implemented by
Hans Mittelmann and executes at
Using the NEOS Server for NSIPS
The user must submit a SIP problem in AMPL format, see the
SIPAMPL manual.
Examples of such models can be found in the
SIPMOD database .
The model is specified by a model file, and optionally,
a data file, and a commands file.
If the command file is specified it must contain
the AMPL solve command.
The commands file may set options for NSIPS
by modifying the variable 'nsips_options'. See in this
user's guide on
how to pass options to the solver and
this list for
the available options.
This is the default
command file.
The bspline library may not be used when submitting to the
Kestrel solver.
Enter the complete path to the AMPL model file
AMPL Model:
Enter the complete path to the AMPL data file
AMPL data (optional):
Enter the complete path to the AMPL commands file. This file must contain the solve command.
AMPL commands (optional):
Comments:
Dry run: generate job XML instead of submitting it to NEOS
Please do not click the 'Submit to NEOS' button more than once.
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