Parallel gradient-free optimization for Python: black-box, multi-objective and quality-diversity search.
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Parallel gradient-free optimization for Python: black-box, multi-objective and quality-diversity search.
Native Rust parallel black-box optimization, Python bindings, and a worker for durable optimization jobs.
Rust sequential quadratic programming for smooth constrained optimization, with Python bindings and a shell/MCP job worker.
Native Rust linear and mixed-integer linear programming with Python bindings and a shell/MCP job worker.
Rail dispatch evaluator in Rust: dispatch policies on synthetic fixed-route corridors with blocking, clearance and entry closures, with Python bindings.
Chemical reaction network simulation in native Rust: exact Gillespie SSA ensembles, tau leaping and finite state projection, with a Python package and CLI.
Hydrology evaluator in Rust: synthetic HBV-style daily catchment and one-reservoir release rules, with Python bindings and a versioned JSON CLI for optimization studies.
Steam-cycle evaluator in Rust: IAPWS-IF97 water/steam properties and Rankine cycles with open feedwater heaters, with Python bindings for cycle optimization.
Control evaluator in Rust: mass-spring-damper rollouts with held-force schedules and sampled saturated PD controllers, with Python bindings for control optimization.
Durable optimization jobs for AI agents: local Rust runner, worker SDK and MCP server with a shared CPU budget.
Reproducible experiment campaigns, parameter sweeps and solver comparisons for AI agents, with a local browser dashboard; runs on optimization-jobs.
CFD experiment and validation workbench: native Rust solver for incompressible flow and passive-gas dispersion, bounded OpenFOAM 13 backend, Python API.
Stochastic population models in Rust: fixed-population SIR via finite state projection, neutral Moran drift and two-state rate calendars, with Python bindings.
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