Why are there constraint expressions that are not displayed when I output the .ilp file and look at the overview of the entire model?

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ryusei toshima

December 29, 2022 23:12

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I have done the following programming, but it does not work, as if the constraint expressions are not incorporated into the model.
When I output the .ilp file and observe the overall appearance of the model, I cannot see the constraint expressions that I should have implemented.
What should I do?

 

from gurobipy import *
def prodmix(f_num,j_num,i_num,mto_demand,mts_demand,I_mto,I_mts,k_num,y,cost_parameter):

if __name__ == "__main__":
f_num,j_num,i_num,mto_demand,mts_demand,I_mto,I_mts,k_num,y,cost_parameter = make_data()
model = prodmix(f_num,j_num,i_num,mto_demand,mts_demand,I_mto,I_mts,k_num,y,cost_parameter)

model.computeIIS ()
model.write ( "model.ilp" )

if model.status == GRB.INFEASIBLE:
vars= model.getVars()
ubpen = [1.0]*model.numVars
model.feasRelax(1, False, vars, None, ubpen, None, None)
model.optimize()

print ("obj:",model.ObjVal)
X,Y,num_sys_machine,demand_of_mto,demand_of_mts,cost_matrix,MTO_num,MTS_num = model.__data

[Ed. note: Code trimmed for readability].

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  Simranjit Kaur

  • Gurobi Staff

  November 13, 2026 01:50

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  Simon Bowly

  • Gurobi Staff

  December 30, 2022 06:01

  Hi Ryusei,

  When you write an ILP file, Gurobi writes the computed Irreducible Inconsistent Subsystem (IIS) of your infeasibly model to the named file. This is not the full model, but is instead a subset of constraints causing infeasibility.

  If you wish to view the entire model as a text file, you should instead write an LP file. Gurobi determines which file type to write based on the extension you provide, so you should instead use

  model.write("model.lp")

  if you want to view all the constraints in the final model.

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  ryusei toshima

  January 02, 2023 23:25

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  Happy New Year!
  Thanks for your prompt advice.
  Sorry I couldn't spot a simple mistake.

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