You can download DDS 2.0 from the following link:
DDS is also available on
GitHub.
To cite DDS software package in your work, you can cite this paper.
To use DDS, the user
can follow these steps:
There is a folder Test_Examples which contains many examples of different classes of problems handled by DDS.
Please send a message to m7karimi@uwaterloo.ca if you have comments about the preformance or want to submit bug reports. Thank you!
Nov 10, 2020: DDS 2.0 is now available. In addition to performance improvement, many new classes have been added to version 2; including vector relative entropy, quantum relative entropy, generalized power cone, and more advanced hyperbolic programming.
Oct 28, 2019: Some bugs have been corrected in solving Hyperbolic Optimization. A funcion dual_obj_value has been added to evaluate the dual objective value of a returned vector y .