ODEm (Optimal Design Experiments with Matlab) is a program developed using Matlab for the computation of optimal design experiments. The program includes heuristic algorithms such as particle swarm optimization (PSO), simulating annealing (SA), genetic algorithm (GA), exact methods such as interior point method (IP), active set method (AS), sequential quadratic programming (SQP), Nelder Mead (NM) and also hybridizations of both exact and heuristic methods.
You cand find the installer inside the Windows Installer folder. This tool will install ODEm as an aplication in your computer. If it is the first time you install the application, the MATLAB Runtime library is going to be downloaded from the Internet and installed (about 500 MB). This can take several minutes depending on the quality of the connection.
A Windows Operating System.
If you are using the Windows installer and you want to restore the problem data to default, you will need to remove the Matlab cache. To accomplish this task, you will need to go under directory C:\Users\“your computer user”\AppData\Local\Temp\“your computer user ”\mcrCache9.1 and remove the folder/folders that start with "ODEm".
The program can also be used in any other Operating System apart from Windows. You need to open the source files of the program located in Matlab Source Code folder and run the form_main.m file.
Matlab version 2016 or higher
The following Matlab products:
- 'Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox' version 11.0 or higher
- 'Global Optimization Toolbox' version 3.4.1 or higher
- If you run the program in an Operating System different from Windows the 'Save Results' option may not work.
We recommend reading the program manual before using the software. The manual can be found in Manual.pdf
Also you can find the code documentation in Documentation folder. One interesting part of the Documentation is the function call tree of the program, which can be found in Documentation/ODEm/graph.png
If you have any kind of problem with the program, please feel free to contact José Ángel Martin at JoseAngel.Martin@uclm.es and Ricardo García at Ricardo.Garcia@uclm.es
- Ricardo García Ródenas (Ricardo.Garcia@uclm.es)
- José Ángel Martín Baos (JoseAngel.Martin@uclm.es)
- José Carlos García García
Departamento de Matemáticas,
Escuela Superior de Informática.
Universidad de Castilla-la Mancha.
13071 Ciudad Real, Spain.