PolyFit_v1.6.0

New: Python bindings

In addition to the GUI demo and the command-line examples (all based on C++), Python users can also call the PolyFit method in their Python code (see two Python examples).

Pre-built binaries

• The pre-built GUI demo remains unchanged and can be downloaded here.

• The pre-built Python bindings (*.whl files) can be downloaded from the Assets section below. Supported Python versions: 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13.

PolyFit_v1.5

ATTENTION: A major bug was fixed in this release. Do NOT use previous versions.

• Bug fixes.
• HighDPI support (fixing UI layout issue on macOS).
• Binary files for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

For Linux users:

• FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) might be needed to run AppImage files if not installed yet. You can install it using the following commands (for Ubuntu/Debian):
  • sudo apt update
  • sudo apt install libfuse2

PolyFit_v1.4

Use Gurobi by default if available (warning if Gurobi license not available or expired).

PolyFit_v1.3

Uses SCIP as the default solver.

PolyFit_v1.2

Added open source (and reasonably fast) solvers.

PolyFit_v1.0

This is the initial release of PolyFit (on July 18, 2017).