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I use pyGCGopt 0.3.1, GCG 3.5.5, SCIP 8.1.0, pySCIPopt 4.4.0 to detect the following instance. The instance has 4200 variables (200 bin, 0 int, 0 impl, 4000 cont) and 7209 constraints, but I find the decomposition only has 3209 variables.
The instance Uploading instance.txt…
(you may want to change the .txt to .mps before using this instance)
starting detection
Consclassifier "nonzeros" yields a classification with 32 different constraint classes
Consclassifier "constypes" yields a classification with 1 different constraint classes
Consclassifier "constypes according to miplib" yields a classification with 2 different constraint classes
Consclassifier "gamsdomain" yields a classification with 1 different constraint classes
Conspartition "gamsdomain" is not considered since it offers the same structure as "constypes" conspartition
Consclassifier "gamssymbols" yields a classification with 1 different constraint classes
Conspartition "gamssymbols" is not considered since it offers the same structure as "constypes" conspartition
Varclassifier "gamsdomain" yields a classification with 1 different variable classes
Varclassifier "gamssymbols" yields a classification with 1 different variable classes
Varpartition "gamssymbols" is not considered since it offers the same structure as "gamsdomain"
Varclassifier "vartypes" yields a classification with 2 different variable classes
Varclassifier "varobjvals" yields a classification with 2 different variable classes
Varpartition "varobjvals" is not considered since it offers the same structure as "vartypes"
Varclassifier "varobjvalsigns" yields a classification with 2 different variable classes
Varpartition "varobjvalsigns" is not considered since it offers the same structure as "vartypes"
the current consclass distribution includes 32 classes but only 18 are allowed for GCGconshdlrDecompCalcCandidatesNBlocks()
start finding decompositions for original problem!
in dec_consclass: there are 3 different constraint classes
the current consclass distribution includes 32 classes but only 9 are allowed for propagatePartialdec() of cons class detector
the current constraint classifier "constypes" consists of 1 different classes
the current constraint classifier "constypes according to miplib" consists of 2 different classes
dec_consclass found 4 new partialdecs
dec_densemasterconss found 1 new partialdec
dec_neighborhoodmaster found 1 new partialdec
POSTPROCESSING of decompositions. Added 1 new decomps.
Found 10 finished decompositions.
Measured running time per detector:
Detector postprocess worked on 1 finished decompositions and took a total time of 0.002
Detector consclass worked on 4 finished decompositions and took a total time of 0.006
Detector densemasterconss worked on 1 finished decompositions and took a total time of 0.000
Detector neighborhoodmaster worked on 1 finished decompositions and took a total time of 0.000
Detector connectedbase worked on 9 finished decompositions and took a total time of 0.151
Detector varclass worked on 3 finished decompositions and took a total time of 0.001
finished finding decompositions for original problem!
Detection Time: 4.03
The codes are as follows
instance = "instance.mps"
m = gcg.Model()
m.readProblem(instance)
m.detect()
decomps = m.listDecompositions()
d = decomps[0]
print(d.getNVars())
All the best
Regards
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Dear support team,
I use pyGCGopt 0.3.1, GCG 3.5.5, SCIP 8.1.0, pySCIPopt 4.4.0 to detect the following instance. The instance has 4200 variables (200 bin, 0 int, 0 impl, 4000 cont) and 7209 constraints, but I find the decomposition only has 3209 variables.
The instance
Uploading instance.txt…
(you may want to change the .txt to .mps before using this instance)
The codes are as follows
All the best
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: