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Julian Valentin edited this page Nov 10, 2019 · 28 revisions

Welcome to the SG⁺⁺ User Guide!

You can simply use the SG⁺⁺ debian package provided with every release or continue to installation instructions for detailed information on installation and usage of SG⁺⁺.

The quick start examples demonstrate basic usage of SG⁺⁺.

Further information about the individual SG⁺⁺ modules can be found here.

The central hub for SG⁺⁺-related resources is sgpp.sparsegrids.org, for example, the complete documentation for developers is located there.

  1. SG⁺⁺ User Guide Homepage
  2. Installation
    1. Linux
    2. OSX
    3. Windows
    4. MATLAB Binaries
    5. Google colab
  3. Quick Start Examples
    1. Quick Start Example for sgpp::base
      1. C++
      2. Python
      3. Java
      4. MATLAB
    2. Quick Start Examples for Other Modules
    3. Python Notebooks
  4. Modules
    1. sgpp::base
    2. sgpp::combigrid
    3. sgpp::datadriven
      1. Data mining pipeline
      2. Data mining pipeline
        configuration
    4. sgpp::optimization
    5. sgpp::pde
    6. sgpp::quadrature
    7. sgpp::solver
  5. Developer Guidelines
    1. Pull request procedure
    2. SG++ with VSCode

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