[Cbc] Improving performance for binary model
John Forrest
jjhforrest at gmail.com
Sat Nov 23 05:00:46 EST 2019
My guess is that Cbc is very bad at handling symmetry. There is a lot
of symmetry and trying some of the ways that Cbc can deal with symmetry
I can get a solution of 296773 fairly quickly, but after an hour it does
not seem to be closing the gap. The other area where Cbc is failing
somewhat is preprocessing - if I export the model several times (each
time doing presolve) then I can make it smaller - this obviously wrong.
John Forrest
On 22/11/2019 15:44, Rui Patrocínio wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to solve one instance of a problem that is taking a long
> time to obtain a good solution. Since all variables are binary, probing
> and implication cuts are doing some work and RINS and Vnd are apparently
> also improving solutions. For other instances of the problem we are
> solving, CBC has an acceptable performance but for this instance
> apparently there's something going wrong (~20 seconds to get the optimum
> solution with a commercial solver versus never getting the optimum
> solution with CBC).
>
> If someone can take a look at the model and give me a hint of what is
> going on, I would appreciate it.
>
> The model is at
> https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bd4jWONmoyAKIi0oLa-AU-ZTu7_8qhb6
>
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> SISCOG - Sistemas Cognitivos, SA
>
> *Rui Patrocínio*
>
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