[Coin-discuss] Non-integer result from an integer problem
John J Forrest
jjforre at us.ibm.com
Fri Dec 1 10:25:57 EST 2006
Esben,
Problem was with CoinPresolve (in pre-processing). It was nothing to do
with large bounds.
Hopefully fixed in trunk and devel.
John Forrest
Esben Mose Hansen
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On Tuesday 28 November 2006 19:38, John J Forrest wrote: > Could be an error
in the mps reader. Won't be able to look at it until > Friday. > > 1.0e30
might be magically bad number - does it go away with UI 1.0e6 for >
instance. Lowering to around 1e5 does indeed produce integer results,
interestingly
enough. It also makes the solving much quicker, especially lowered it to
e.g.
20. I'll have to investigate this. I doubt it is the mps reader though, as I
discovered this problem using our
own homegrown interface to the cbcsolver, which does not use the mps reader
at all. Thanks for looking into this, --
kind regards,
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