SDDP.jl : A Julia Package for Stochastic Dual Dynamic Programming

Oscar Dowson · Lea Kapelevich

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Risk and Portfolio Optimization Advanced Control Systems Optimization Advanced Optimization Algorithms Research

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We present SDDP.jl, an open-source library for solving multistage stochastic programming problems using the stochastic dual dynamic programming algorithm. SDDP.jl is built on JuMP, an algebraic modeling language in Julia. JuMP provides SDDP.jl with a solver-agnostic, user-friendly interface. In addition, we leverage unique features of Julia, such as multiple dispatch, to provide an extensible framework for practitioners to build on our work. SDDP.jl is well tested, and accessible documentation is available at https://github.com/odow/SDDP.jl .

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