[Cbc] results differ between log and printed result
James Howey
james.howey at gmail.com
Tue May 22 19:15:01 EDT 2018
Please to ignore this.
I was manipulating readlp and failing to load my last SOS.
All by design.
Sorry for the interruption.
jkh
From: James Howey [mailto:james.howey at gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2018 1:18 PM
To: Cbc at list.coin-or.org
Subject: results differ between log and printed result
I solve a problem with preprocess on. The reported objective seems sensible.
Cgl0013I Postprocessed model is infeasible - possible tolerance issue - try
without preprocessing
2109 bounds tightened after postprocessing
Result - Stopped on time limit
Objective value: -479424.31287049
Lower bound: -788211.087
Gap: 0.39
Enumerated nodes: 24677
Total iterations: 1884812
Time (CPU seconds): 701.38
Time (Wallclock seconds): 701.38
Total time (CPU seconds): 702.91 (Wallclock seconds): 702.91
But consult the printed solution file and see a different, and incorrect,
figure for the objective.
Stopped on time - objective value -16822582.00128270
0 E_worth(29) 16822582
-1
1 E_draw(0) -100000
0
2 E_TX_draw(0) -100000
0
Presumably, I am seeing the postprocessed solution
Another example. Zero is the correct optimum:
Coin0505I Presolved problem not optimal, resolve after postsolve
Cgl0013I Postprocessed model is infeasible - possible tolerance issue - try
without preprocessing
2105 bounds tightened after postprocessing
91 relaxed row infeasibilities - summing to 2.5858e+06
420 relaxed row infeasibilities - summing to 5.11949e+09
308 relaxed row infeasibilities - summing to 2.30758e+09
Result - Optimal solution found
Objective value: 0.00000000
Enumerated nodes: 322
Total iterations: 25518
Time (CPU seconds): 61.13
Time (Wallclock seconds): 61.13
Total time (CPU seconds): 62.66 (Wallclock seconds): 62.66
Solution file looks like this.
Optimal - objective value 1008468.84223082
6 E_shrt(6) -53235.737
-1.110223e-16
7 E_shrt(7) -57923
0
10 E_shrt(10) -57923
0
I can provide the model on request.
This is latest trunk build (with or without the new special flag set)
I can't be certain when this began, as I only recently tried preprocess
again (which is awesome).
Is this possibly by design?
Is there a way to turn postprocess off?
Thanks,
jkh
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