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The Gekko User Guide provides an overview of the program, with a lot of examples, and highlighting only the main points. The Gekko User Guide is aimed at beginners and new users, and does not presuppose anything, except some curiosity.
If you need more details or explanations, consider the Gekko User Manual, where you can find detailed descriptions of statements, functions, and other components. |
There are presently the following parts of the user guide:
•Elevator pitch (why use Gekko?) Trying to explain the main points of Gekko.
•Data management guide. A guide regarding data management in Gekko.
•Modeling user guide. A guide regarding modeling in Gekko.
The data management and modeling guides are designed for beginners, being relatively easy to understand, with a lot of examples, and with less details than what is presented in the Gekko user manual. In the user manual, you can find conceptual descriptions of Gekko's syntax and capabilities, together with exhaustive descriptions of the different statements and functions that Gekko offers. If the user manual feels overwhelming and you would prefer something more destilled, the Gekko User Guide is the right place to start!
