Building a model with more than 2 billion nonzeros: GRBnewmodel vs GRBXaddvars

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jake roth

2023年03月15日 16:29 編集済み

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I am building an LP model with the C API that I know has more than 2 billion nonzeros, and I am wondering whether the best practice is to (1) initialize all of the variables and bounds with `GRBnewmodel` or to (2) initialize an empty model with `GRBnewmodel` and then add variables with `GRBXaddvars`. Or should upper and lower bounds be added with `GRBXaddrangeconstrs`?

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  2026年11月13日 01:47

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  Silke Horn

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  2023年03月20日 08:52

  You can either

  • initialize all variables and bounds at the beginning in GRBnewmodel and then add the constraints using GRBXaddconstrs or
  • create an empty model in GRBnewmodel and then add the variables using GRBXaddvars.

  I would not expect a massive performance difference between the two approaches.

  In any case, I would recommend defining the variable bounds when adding the variables and not as range constraints.

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  jake roth

  2023年03月20日 16:47

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  Thanks!

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