
Ye Liu
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Thanks Mario for you reply! Did you know by any chance the approximation of normal distribution? I have been looking it up and found all of them involve division. Since Gurobi cannot divide decisi...
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Hi Jaromił, Thanks for responding! I tried the following but still didn't work from gurobipy import * def mycallback(model, where): if where == GRB.Callback.MIPNODE: ...
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Hi Jaromił, Thank you so much! Yes, you are right, I used the iis.ilp file to find out that I forgot to relax the bound to be negative infinite. One minor issue is that iis.ilp file cannot overwrit...
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Hi Jaromił, Thanks a lot for your solution! However, when I implemented the code, sometimes I have the following message: Encountered an attribute error. I don't know if I made a mistake somewhere:...
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Thank you so much, Jaromił! I tried all of your suggestions, and they are very helpful. I still have one question: Adjusting the MIPGap is very useful; I changed the gap to 0.2%. But still, there...
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Thank you so much, Jaromił! I really appreciate your response! When I was trying to construct a minimal working example, I found out that I used a vector instead of a scaler for the coefficient fo...
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Jaromił, thank you so much for your answers, it worked! You really helped me move forward with my research project!!! One more question regarding your previous response on How do I model conditiona...
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Thank you so much, Jaromił!!! I redefine y_10 as a vector then it works! I thought the new value of y_10 will overwrite the previous value so that's why I only used one variable y_10 before. The m...
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Thanks, Jaromił for answering this question! I tried what you suggested, the model is still not solvable when T=3 (it works when T=2). Here is the minimal reproducible example showing the issue: im...
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I do have another question regarding writing the constraint: y1_1[i] = min( s1_1[i], max(q-s2_1[i], 0) ) I wrote it into two constraints by adding two additional variables y1_10 and y_11, but it...