In early 2024, the last steps in the integration of the McCarl GAMS User Guide with the GAMS documentation will be completed. The McCarl Guide will no longer be pointed to or available from the GAMS docs, although it is available on Bruce McCarl’s web site or the GAMSWORLD forum (see links below). While these last steps may go unnoticed by many GAMS users, the integration process has resulted in a much better documentation that all have benefited from. Reaching this milestone provides us a good opportunity to look back at the history of the McCarl Guide. In this article, we consider the original purpose of the Guide, the positive impact it has had during the many years of its use, and the reasons for its retirement.
Gain insights and answers to the most common questions related to the release of GAMSPy.
This year’s annual conference of the Society for Operations Research (GOR e.V.) took place in Hamburg from August 29 to September 1. The contributions revolved around the topics of Decision Support and Choice-Based Analytics for a disruptive World.
This year we sent a slightly larger team to the conference to meet colleagues, learn new things and gather experiences. Our team was scheduled to give several presentations. Therefore, we have uploaded the abstracts of each presentation again for your viewing.
Are you ready to transform your GAMS modeling class with modern tools and streamline grading? In this blog post, our guest author Christophe Gouel from INRAE explains how he adjusted his workflow.
In this blog post, we’ll provide a detailed comparison of GAMS with other popular modeling frameworks such as Pyomo, GurobiPy, or JuMP, highlighting some of the unique benefits and features that set GAMS apart from the competition.