Gaurav Malik
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Thanks Simran!This looks like exactly what I needed. I will test it and get back to you. One question though:I think (please confirm) that when m.optimize() is called for the second and then for th...
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Hello Simran,Thanks for your reply!If I set the parameter ImproveStartGap = 0.5, then would it completely give up on moving the best bound?I would instead prefer that after a certain gap, the solve...
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Hi Jaromił, Here you can find my python script and an excel dependency. I would love to get some feedback on some tips on reformulating this model to avoid numerical issues. Thank you very much in ...
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Thanks Jaromił for the reply. I am using a big M trick in my constraints so scaling differently is a bit tricky. I will try some things and get back to you. About the parameters, NodeMethod=2, Cro...
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Hello Jaromil, Indeed, it did not make an appreciable difference. I have been able to solve feasibility problem with Obj = 0 within 40-60 seconds, the problem with an irrelevant linear obj functi...
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Hi Jaromil!Thanks for this suggestion. I actually used the limit of 1e-3 and this way I could reduce the size of my Obj from 280k to 12k. This of course has implications for the optimality. I am cu...
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"However, you might consider removing all terms with, e.g., a coefficient with ABS(coef) <= 1e-7" Thanks. This is a good suggestion. Is there a straightforward way to do this for a non-convex quadr...
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Thanks Jaromil!For the coefficient ranges, I did try to re-scale the model to have all the ranges between 1e-4 and 1e+4 e.g., I needed to multiply my objective function (was already in 500k Euros s...
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Thanks Jaromil!That makes perfect sense. Does this mean that such a model in practically unsolvable because of this extremely high number of auxiliary constraints and variables? Or is there still a...
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That's exactly what's baffling me. The only difference between the two screenshots is that in the second screenshot case, my Obj = 0*Obj_original.