Matthias Miltenberger
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Gurobi Optimization Support Manager - Berlin, Germany
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Hi Boyu, Before trying to run in parallel, I recommend testing your models one after the other. They are very small and even sequentially, Gurobi should solve all 48 of them in just a few seconds. ...
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Hi Mike, I suppose this is not possible without a proper license. There is no "dummy" or "shallow" Model class for this purpose. To get around using too many licenses, you could just keep the curre...
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Hi Buddi, In case you don't have enough memory for both Gurobi and matplotlib at the same time, I recommend cleaning up the Gurobi model after the optimization is finished and you have stored the s...
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Hi Parisa, The Cuts parameter controls how many cutting planes are generated and are added to strengthen the LP relaxation. More cuts (Cuts=2 or 3) in the problem also means that solving every sing...
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Hi Buddi, Could you please share some more details on this issue? It would be best if you could provide us with a (minimal) reproducible example that we can run ourselves. At the moment, I suppose ...
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Hi Lee, Every interface is a wrapper of the C API, so this behavior is the same for all programming languages. See also here: https://www.gurobi.com/documentation/9.0/refman/index.html Cheers,Matthias
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Hi Lee, During a parallel optimization, all threads are communicating with each other. This includes new incumbents. They will all be reported to your callback. While your callback is executed, the...
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Running Gurobi on a Jenkins server or some other CI implementation is not different than running it locally. You just need to make sure that a valid license is available and accessible from the ser...
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Due to license restrictions, this is not possible with an academic license - except if your CI is running locally and can for example access a site license or is within the academic domain.
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Hi Ebru, In general, you want to avoid writing a NodeFile at all. You should try to utilize your available memory (RAM) as much as possible and only use the nodefile as a fallback. It doesn't matte...