Model Class
The Model class represents a loaded Mosel model. Model objects are created by load_model or execute_model and provide methods for running the model and accessing its data.
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Represents a loaded Mosel model. Provides methods for execution, data access, and stream management.
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Execution status from the last Model.run call.
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Exit code from the last model execution.
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Export the active optimization problem to a file.
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Retrieve the value of a public Mosel entity from the model's dictionary.
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Retrieve model annotations (metadata). Annotations can be accessed after loading a model, without running it.
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Whether the model is currently loaded.
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Whether the model is currently executing.
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Fingerprint of the signing key if the model is signed.
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The model name as declared in the Mosel source.
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Unique numeric identifier for this model instance.
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Objective function value from the last optimization.
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Problem status object with optimization result information.
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Reset the model to its initial state.
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Execute the model with optional input data.
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Security status object with model signing/encryption information.
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Set a default stream for this model.
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Size of the loaded model in bytes.
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Request the running model to stop execution gracefully.
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Per-model symbol registry for the moselpy: I/O driver.
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System comment embedded in the BIM file during compilation.
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Forcefully terminate model execution.
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User comment embedded in the BIM file during compilation.
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Version number of the loaded model.
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