Note: this extended readme is modified on the original version, it can be
downloaded when you login beta.mindi.io and click view example and download sample data
The included python script simply takes an Ising spin glass Hamiltonian and guesses random configurations. The lowest energy guess is printed to the screen, preceeded by a 'v'.
bash:~$ python demo.py example.txt
v -1 1 1 -1 ...
To use it on Mindi, you will first need to install Docker (see these excellent instructions).
Next, run the following (be sure to replace the all caps keywords):
docker login -u DOCKERHUB_USERNAME -p DOCKERHUB_PASSWORD
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docker build -t DOCKERHUB_USERNAME/SOLVER_NAME:SOLVER_VERSION .
docker push DOCKERHUB_USERNAME/SOLVER_NAME:SOLVER_VERSION
Once you have successfull push the container to docker, log into Mindi and
submit the container URL under the bin packing challenge. To submit, enter:
UserNameOfDocker/ContainerName:VersionNo
The solver with the lowest energy configuration wins!
To install docker, follow these instructions