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Derivative-free nonlinear optimization for .NET and Java

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18 Dec 2012MIT10 min read 35.5K   864   19  
Announcing standalone implementations of derivative-free nonlinear optimizers for .NET and Java platforms
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I am the owner of Cureos AB, a software development and consulting company located in Uppsala, Sweden. The company's main focus is in developing software for dose-response analysis and optimization of large patient treatment materials, primarily using the .NET framework. In my Ph.D. thesis I outlined a general optimization framework for radiation therapy, and I have developed numerous tools for radiotherapy optimization and dose-response modeling that have been integrated into different treatment planning systems.

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