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August 27, 2019, at 07:01 PM by 10.37.48.234 -
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* A: The software is freely available through [[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], or [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]] clients. Python installation is available from the ''pip'' command for APMonitor or Gekko (preferred Python package).
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* A: The software is freely available through [[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], or [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]] clients. Python installation is available from the ''pip'' command for [[Main/PythonApp|APM Python]] or [[https://gekko.readthedocs.io/en/latest/|Gekko (preferred Python package)]].
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* A: The software is freely available through [[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], or [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]] clients. Python installation is available from the ''pip'' command.
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* A: The software is freely available through [[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], or [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]] clients. Python installation is available from the ''pip'' command for APMonitor or Gekko (preferred Python package).
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 pip install gekko
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June 09, 2017, at 01:55 AM by 10.5.113.159 -
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* A: Each modeling language posesses strengths and limitations.  The APMonitor modeling language is built for the rapid construction and real-time deployment of differential and algebraic equation solutions.  These models can be applied for optimization, dynamic parameter estimation, and control of live systems.  It is available in MATLAB, Python, and Julia scripting languages, increasing the ability for customized optimization solutions.
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* A: Each modeling language possesses strengths and limitations.  The APMonitor modeling language is built for the rapid construction and real-time deployment of differential and algebraic equation solutions.  These models can be applied for optimization, dynamic parameter estimation, and control of live systems.  It is available in MATLAB, Python, and Julia scripting languages, increasing the ability for customized optimization solutions.
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! Frequently Asked Questions
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* A: The software is freely available through [[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], or [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]] clients. Python installation is available from ''pip'' as
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* A: The software is freely available through [[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], or [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]] clients. Python installation is available from the ''pip'' command.
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* Q: Who can I ask for a reference?
* A: A number of %blue%A%red%P%black%Monitor industrial partners (%red%red%black%), clients (%blue%blue%black%), and university researchers (%yellow%yellow%black%) are available to provide a reference.

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June 02, 2017, at 01:52 PM by 45.56.3.173 -
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* A: The software is freely available through [[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], or [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]] clients. These rely on a default public server by default. An APMonitor is also available as a [[Main/APMonitorServer|Windows Server]] or [[Main/APMonitorServerLinux|Linux Server]] if the application needs to run without an internet connection. The clients are converted over to the local server by modifying the server address.
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* A: The software is freely available through [[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], or [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]] clients. Python installation is available from ''pip'' as

 pip install APMonitor

The MATLAB, Python, and Julia packages
rely on a default public server by default. An APMonitor is also available as a [[Main/APMonitorServer|Windows Server]] or [[Main/APMonitorServerLinux|Linux Server]] if the application needs to run without an internet connection. The clients are converted over to the local server by modifying the server address.
June 02, 2017, at 01:50 PM by 45.56.3.173 -
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* A: Each modeling language posesses strengths and limitations.  The APMonitor modeling language is built for the rapid construction and real-time deployment of differential and algebraic equation solutions.  These models can be applied for optimization, dynamic parameter estimation, and control of live systems.  It can be accessed from MATLAB or Python scripting languages, increasing the ability for customized optimization solutions.
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* A: Each modeling language posesses strengths and limitations.  The APMonitor modeling language is built for the rapid construction and real-time deployment of differential and algebraic equation solutions.  These models can be applied for optimization, dynamic parameter estimation, and control of live systems.  It is available in MATLAB, Python, and Julia scripting languages, increasing the ability for customized optimization solutions.
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* Q: Can I download a trial version of the software?
* A: The software is available as a free web service through
[[Main/PythonApp | Python]] or [[Main/MATLAB | MATLAB]]. These rely on a default public server. An APMonitor is also available as a [[Main/APMonitorServer|Windows Server]] or [[Main/APMonitorServerLinux|Linux Server]] if the application needs to run without an internet connection.
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* Q: Can I download the software?
* A: The
software is freely available through [[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], or [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]] clients. These rely on a default public server by default. An APMonitor is also available as a [[Main/APMonitorServer|Windows Server]] or [[Main/APMonitorServerLinux|Linux Server]] if the application needs to run without an internet connection. The clients are converted over to the local server by modifying the server address.

 # public server
 s = 'https://byu.apmonitor.com'

 # local server
 s = 'https://localhost'

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* A: The software is freely available through the [[https://apmonitor.com/online/view_pass.php|web-based interface]], as client applications (MATLAB, Python, Julia), or as a server application. The free public server option allows users to develop their solutions through a web-browser, MATLAB, Python, or Julia.  For custom development needs, please contact customer support at support@apmonitor.com.
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* A: The software is freely available through the [[https://apmonitor.com/online/view_pass.php|web-based interface]], as client applications ([[Main/PythonApp|Python]], [[Main/MATLAB|MATLAB]], [[Main/JuliaOpt|Julia]]), or as a dedicated [[Main/APMonitorServer|server]]. The public server option allows users to develop their solutions through a web-browser, MATLAB, Python, or Julia.  For custom development needs or applications, please contact customer support at support@apmonitor.com or post a message to the [[Main/UsersGroup|public discussion group]].
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* Q: Why a new modeling language?
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* Q: Why a modeling language for optimization?
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* A: There are many individuals who use the software through the web-interface from all parts of the world.
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* A: There are many individuals who use the software through from all parts of the world. It is used by businesses for industrial control systems and other commercial applications.
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* A: The software is available as a free web service through [[Main/PythonApp | Python]] or [[Main/MATLAB | MATLAB]].
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* A: The software is available as a free web service through [[Main/PythonApp | Python]] or [[Main/MATLAB | MATLAB]]. These rely on a default public server. An APMonitor is also available as a [[Main/APMonitorServer|Windows Server]] or [[Main/APMonitorServerLinux|Linux Server]] if the application needs to run without an internet connection.
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* A: Chances are that there is a good starting model somewhere on the internet.  If you translate that model into APMonitor language, please consider submitting it to the benchmark set so that others may also benefit.
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* A: Chances are that there is a good starting model somewhere on the internet.  If you translate that model into APMonitor language, please consider submitting it to the benchmark set so that others may also benefit. There is an [[Main/UsersGroup|active discussion group]] where you can search for posted applications.
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* A: Some benchmark models are found in the documentation under the section Applications.  These include a variety of models from chemical engineering, financial analysis, aerospace engineering, and bio-sciences.
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* A: Many [[Apps/Applications|benchmark models]] are found in the documentation under the section Applications.  These include a variety of models from chemical engineering, financial analysis, aerospace engineering, and bio-sciences.
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* A: The software is freely available through the web-based interface.  This allows users to develop their solutions through a web-browser, MATLAB, or Python without needing to download software.  For dedicated or secure servers please contact customer support at support@apmonitor.com.
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* A: The software is freely available through the [[https://apmonitor.com/online/view_pass.php|web-based interface]], as client applications (MATLAB, Python, Julia), or as a server application. The free public server option allows users to develop their solutions through a web-browser, MATLAB, Python, or Julia.  For custom development needs, please contact customer support at support@apmonitor.com.
June 15, 2012, at 03:12 PM by 128.187.97.23 -
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         712 Main
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         712 Main St
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%left% Advanced Process Solutions, LLC Houston office is the 32nd floor of the Gulf Building. The Gulf Building is now called the JPMorgan Chase building and is one of the preeminent Art Deco skyscrapers in the southern United States. It was completed in 1929 and remained the tallest building in Houston until 1963.
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%left% Advanced Process Solutions, LLC Houston office is the 32nd floor of the Gulf Building. The Gulf Building is now called the JPMorgan Chase building and is one of the preeminent Art Deco skyscrapers in the southern United States. It was completed in 1929 and remained the tallest building in Houston until 1963.

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%left%* The Houston office is located on the the 32nd floor of the Gulf Building. The Gulf Building is now called the JPMorgan Chase building and is one of the preeminent Art Deco skyscrapers in the southern United States. It was completed in 1929 and remained the tallest building in Houston until 1963.
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%left% Advanced Process Solutions, LLC Houston office is the 32nd floor of the Gulf Building. The Gulf Building is now called the JPMorgan Chase building and is one of the preeminent Art Deco skyscrapers in the southern United States. It was completed in 1929 and remained the tallest building in Houston until 1963.
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* The Houston office is located on the the 32nd floor of the Gulf Building. The Gulf Building is now called the JPMorgan Chase building and is one of the preeminent Art Deco skyscrapers in the southern United States. It was completed in 1929 and remained the tallest building in Houston until 1963.
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The Houston office is located on the the 32nd floor of the Gulf Building. The Gulf Building is now called the JPMorgan Chase building and is one of the preeminent Art Deco skyscrapers in the southern United States. It was completed in 1929 and remained the tallest building in Houston until 1963.
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The office is the 32nd floor of the JPMorgan Chase Tower (formerly the Gulf Building).
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* A: APMonitor has an offices in Provo, Utah and Houston, Texas. The address for the Houston Texas office is:
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* A: APMonitor has an offices in Provo, Utah and Houston, Texas. The address for the Houston office is:
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         Houston, TX 77002

The office is the 32nd floor of the JPMorgan Chase Tower (formerly the Gulf Building).
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  712 Main
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  Houston, TX 77002
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        Advanced Process Solutions, LLC
        712 Main
        Suite 3200
     
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* A: APMonitor is based in Houston, Texas near Ellington Airport.

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* A: APMonitor has an offices in Provo, Utah and Houston, Texas. The address for the Houston Texas office is:

  Advanced Process Solutions, LLC
  712 Main
  Suite 3200
  Houston, TX 77002
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