[Coin-ipopt] Re: Coin-ipopt Digest, Vol 14, Issue 2
Zhiwen Chong
zhiwen.chong at elf.mcgill.ca
Wed Jan 11 14:50:35 EST 2006
Hello all,
I'm solving a discretized DAE system with IPOPT 2.2.1e/AMPL, and I keep getting
this error message:
Constraints seem rank-deficient!
Despite this, the problem solves correctly (OPTIMAL SOLUTION FOUND)... although
sometimes it doesn't.
Note: my system is pre-initialized with results from a simulator, so NLP is
starting from a feasible point. The constraints are also scaled appropriately.
My questions are:
1) Can I safely ignore the above error if IPOPT exits with OPTIMAL SOLUTION
FOUND?
2) Are there any methods/tools for tracking down linear dependencies, especially
in an intermediate iteration? (The standard way of going about this is to do a
QR decomposition, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to do this in
AMPL.)
3) Is the IPOPT algorithm a feasible path algorithm?
Thanks.
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