Hi John - is there any chance this crossover routine can make its way into one of the releases. I am seeing lots of issues in CLP/CBC at trunk (see other emails) - so I switched back to releases Osi (0.100.2), Clp (1.10.2), Cbc (2.3.2). The releases seem better - but don't have the crossover function.<br>
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I have added some code to OsiClp. A very simple example of its use is in Cbc/examples!! I know that is the wrong place, but there is nowhere to put a OsiClp specific example.<br>
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John<br>
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<font size="4">I looked at the code where you do crossover - and there is quite a bit of logic there. And it also seems tied into the barrier data structs. Is it possible for you to create a function in OsiClp that takes in a current solution and forms a basis from that? I.e., basically a warm start for OsiClp but in the form of a primal solution, not a basis.<br>
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<ul><font size="4">Matt,<br>
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Code is in ClpSimplex:initialSolve which confusingly is in ClpSolve.cpp as ClpSolve controls options. Round about 2032 is where code returns from barrier.<br>
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By the way, many bugs have been fixed (not exactly by mistake) in trunk. Do you know if things work better with trunk? I will try and get a new stable by early December.<br>
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John<br>
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Hi John - do you think this is possible using CLP? I assume you do something like this for interior point to crossover to simplex? Can you point me to where in your code you do this and any suggestion on how I can extract that to do it from OSI layer? <br>
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Subject: crossover step<br>
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After interior completes - it can/does(?) do a crossover step and then completes with simplex. Can someone point me to the piece of code that does the crossover step in CLP? <br>
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I am assuming there is no Osi interface for this (crossover)? It would be nice if there was.<br>
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