[Couenne] Errors while solving a (convex quadratic) model
Pietro Belotti
pbelott at clemson.edu
Sat Feb 11 09:19:19 EST 2012
David,
it was indeed a subtle bug in the implied bound processing of powers of
the form y >= x^k. It is now fixed in both trunk and stable/0.4, and it
also in the case of expressions of the form y >= x*x. This behavior should
not occur in previous versions as the bug was in a feature introduced with
stable/0.4.
Regards,
Pietro
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Pietro Belotti
Dept. of Mathematical Sciences
Clemson University
email: pbelott at clemson.edu
phone: 864-656-6765
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On Fri, 10 Feb 2012, David Papp wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I ran into a problem using Couenne (with AMPL), getting either the wrong
> answer (problem is infeasible), or an exception, depending on the
> version I use. I tried both the precompiled binaries, the latest version
> compiled on my computer, and also the version on NEOS, all with default
> settings. The minimal example is really simple, the AMPL model file is:
>
> var X;
> var Y;
> minimize obj: X;
> subject to c: X-Y^2 >= 0;
>
> I also get different wrong results if I replace Y^2 by Y*Y. (Some
> versions crash on one, and "solve" the other, claiming it's infeasible.)
> The problems seem to be on the solver side, as the same model files work
> with Ipopt. The original example was non-convex, which is why I'm trying
> to get Couenne work.
>
> Thanks,
> David
>
>
>
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