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=== Numerical computing support ===

As powerful open{{nbhyph}}source software under active development, HiGHS is increasingly being adopted by [[application software]] projects that provide support for [[numerical analysis]]. The [[SciPy]] scientific library, for instance, uses HiGHS as its LP solver{{nnbsp}}<ref name="scipy-linprog"/> from release{{nbsp}}1.6.0{{nnbsp}}<ref name="scipy-1.6.0-lp"/> and the HiGHS MIP solver for [[discrete optimization]] from release{{nbsp}}1.9.0.<ref name="scipy-1.9.0-mip"/> As well as offering an interface to HiGHS, the [[JuMP]] modelling language for [[Julia (programming language)|Julia]]{{nnbsp}}<ref name="jump-home"/> also describes the specific use of HiGHS in its user documentation.<ref name="jump-models"/>. The MIP solver in the [[NAG_Numerical_Library|NAG]] library is based on HiGHS{{nnbsp}},<ref name="nag-h02bkf"/>, and HiGHS is the default LP and MIP solver in the {{nbsp}}[[MathWorks]] Optimization Toolbox{{nnbsp}}.<ref name="mathworks-R2024a"/>.

=== Open energy system models ===