BLIS

The BiCePS Linear Integer Solver (BLIS) is built on top of BiCePS and is a concretization of this library in which the relaxation method used is linear programming. BLIS is implemented with largely the same philosophy as SYMPHONY, but is written in C++ so that the user need only derive a few classes and override the appropriate methods in order to develop a state-of-the-art parallel algorithm for a particular problem-setting. BLIS will eventually have largely the same user interface as COIN/BCP, a previously developed C++ library similar to SYMPHONY. BLIS is also available open source through the COIN-OR CVS repository.

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  1. Eckstein, Jonathan; Hart, William E.; Phillips, Cynthia A.: PEBBL: an object-oriented framework for scalable parallel branch and bound (2015)
  2. Van Zee, Field G.; van de Geijn, Robert A.: BLIS: a framework for rapidly instantiating BLAS functionality (2015)
  3. Willenbring, James M.: Replicated computational results (RCR) report for “BLIS: a framework for rapidly instantiating BLAS functionality” (2015)
  4. Subramanian, A.; Drummond, L.M.A.; Bentes, C.; Ochi, L.S.; Farias, R.: A parallel heuristic for the vehicle routing problem with simultaneous pickup and delivery (2010)
  5. Michel, Laurent; See, Andrew; van Hentenryck, Pascal: Parallel and distributed local search in COMET (2009)
  6. Xu, Yan; Ralphs, Ted K.; Ladányi, László; Saltzman, Matthew J.: Computational experience with a software framework for parallel integer programming (2009)
  7. Crainic, Teodor Gabriel: Parallel solution methods for vehicle routing problems (2008)
  8. Ralphs, T.K.; Ládanyi, L.; Saltzman, M.J.: A library hierarchy for implementing scalable parallel search algorithms (2004)
  9. Wehrung, Friedrich: The continuous geometric quadrature of the circle (1991)