Jose Walteros

Marco, Try calling model.update() in between runs. I am not 100% sure, but after some experimentation, this seems to reset the lazy pool. Could you please let me know if this works for you?-Jose

Hi Maliheh, Pardon the insistence on this matter. After some experimentation, it seems that calling model.update() resets the lazy pool. I am not 100% sure if this is true, though. Could you please...

That is what I meant. But, based on your last comment, does it mean that if the object model changes, say by adding a new constraint, or something like that, does the pool get reset? What needs to ...

Hi Maliheh, I am sorry, I need one more clarification. What do you mean by “If the model object remains the same”? Is there anything that one can do to the model to make the lazy constraints not pe...

Thank you, Maliheh. Could you please confirm whether the pool of lazy cuts added during the callback is reset every time model.optimize() is called. I would like to know whether these constraints p...

Hi Maliheh, I think both Marco and I asked a similar question in the forum, although mine asks for a few more things (see here). I understand your idea of duplicating the model (by writing it to an...