The CTFlows.jl package is part of the control-toolbox ecosystem.
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The control-toolbox ecosystem brings together
- The root package, OptimalControl.jl, provides tools to model and solve optimal control problems defined by ordinary differential equations. It supports both direct and indirect methods, and can run on CPU or GPU.
- Complementing it, OptimalControlProblems.jl offers a curated collection of benchmark optimal control problems formulated with ODEs in Julia. Each problem is available both in the OptimalControl DSL and in JuMP, with discretised versions ready to be solved using the solver of your choice. This makes the package particularly useful for benchmarking and comparing different solution strategies.
To install CTFlows please open Julia's interactive session (known as REPL) and press ] key in the REPL to use the package mode, then add the package:
julia> ]
pkg> add CTFlowsTip
If you are new to Julia, please follow this guidelines.
Note
The package requires Julia version 1.10 or later.
If you think you found a bug or if you have a feature request / suggestion, feel free to open an issue.
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Contributions are welcomed, check out how to contribute to a Github project. If it is your first contribution, you can also check this first contribution tutorial. You can find first good issues (if any 🙂) here. You may find other packages to contribute to at the control-toolbox organization.
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If you want to add an application or a package to the control-toolbox ecosystem, please follow this set up tutorial.