Riley Clement
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Riley Clement commented,
Hi Alessandra, Simran is off today so I'll quickly poke my head in to say yes, model.reset() is the way to go. - Riley
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Riley Clement commented,
Yes I can see why this is confusing when we arrive at an answer of x = 1.0, y = -536870912000000.0 Here the variables are below 1, but if we add upper bounds of 1 to the problem then the model is d...
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Riley Clement commented,
Hi Lukas, The default lower bound on variables is 0. If you want it to be something else you need to overwrite it with the lb argument when adding your variables. To remove the lower bound altoge...
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Riley Clement commented,
Hi Yingku, Yes, you can embed multiple machine learning models in the same optimization model. You will find examples which embed a single ML model here. Extending to two models is straightforward...
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Riley Clement commented,
Hi Matteo, Are you using Gurobi PWL functionality and is the PWL function continuous (i.e. do adjacent segments meet, or are they disconnected)? - Riley
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Riley Clement commented,
Hi Farhad, Jumping in for Ronald here as this question is closely related to work I did during postgrad. The problem of consecutive run time can be formulated in a way which has a nice property tha...
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Riley Clement commented,
Hi Shesha, Will it be guaranteed that A, B, C be integers if I have a constraint A + B + C = 17. No this does not guarantee A, B, C are integer. Defining A, B, C to be integer variables guarante...
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Riley Clement commented,
Hi Weiqi, Perhaps this is just the result of a "typo". The attribute is UnbdRay, not UnbddRay. - Riley
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Riley Clement commented,
Hi Shesha, Thanks for the detail, I understand your problem, but don't understand how restricting numbers to 1 decimal place will solve it. You have the same problem with the numbers 0.2, 0.2, 0.6...
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Riley Clement commented,
Hi Shesha, can the solver be told to use single decimal No, you would have to achieve the desired behavior through modelling constructs (i.e. with additional variables and constraints). I wasn't ...