[Coin-lpsolver] Problem with COIN MIP solver
John J Forrest
jjforre at us.ibm.com
Fri Nov 17 10:47:24 EST 2006
In continuous solution all integer variables are at 0 or 1 apart from two
at 0.02. So unless integer tolerance >=0.02 it seems unlikely.
John Forrest
Andrew Makhorin
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Re: [Coin-lpsolver] Problem with
11/17/06 09:43 AM COIN MIP solver
Please respond to
Andrew Makhorin
<mao at gnu.org>
>> With the commercial package, the objective value that we get is
>> 39361.67, however COIN is giving an objective value of 37668.9 .
>
> Probably 37668.9 is wrong solution, and 39361.67 seems to be correct.
> Is it possible that 37668.9 is considered as integer feasible within
> a tolerance? (I mean coin mip solver.)
The point is that dual solution components of that instance are highly
sensitive to round-off errors, and small perturbation of its source data
(with relative error about 1e-10) significantly changes the optimal
basis of lp relaxation.
Andrew Makhorin
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