[Coin-discuss] SYMPHONY's feasibility test
Ted Ralphs
tkralphs at lehigh.edu
Tue Jan 25 16:09:34 EST 2005
Michael Hennebry wrote:
> If an all-integer set of values is infeasible
> and will generate a cut, is it necessary for
> user code to declare it infeasible?
SYMPHONY only checks for integrality by default, so if you leave it to
SYMPHONY to check, it will declare the solution feasible and prune the
node. If you have a solution that satisfies integrality, but violates a
cut, you must declare it infeasible in user_is_feasible() by setting
*feasible = IP_INFEASIBLE;
Cheers,
Ted
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