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396 APPENDIX B. PARAMETERS • dparam.mio rel add cut limited. Controls cut generation for mixed-integer optimizer. • dparam.mio rel gap const. This value is used to compute the relative gap for the solution to an integer optimization problem. • iparam.mio root optimizer. Controls which optimizer is employed at the root node in the mixed-integer optimizer. • iparam.mio strong branch. The depth from the root in which strong branching is employed. • dparam.mio tol abs gap. optimizer. Absolute optimality tolerance employed by the mixed-integer • dparam.mio tol abs relax int. Integer constraint tolerance. • dparam.mio tol feas. Feasibility tolerance for mixed integer solver. Any solution with maximum infeasibility below this value will be considered feasible. • dparam.mio tol rel dual bound improvement. Controls cut generation for mixed-integer optimizer. • dparam.mio tol rel gap. optimizer. Relative optimality tolerance employed by the mixed-integer • dparam.mio tol rel relax int. Integer constraint tolerance. • dparam.mio tol x. Absolute solution tolerance used in mixed-integer optimizer. • iparam.mio use multithreaded optimizer. Controls wheter the new multithreaded optimizer should be used for Mixed integer problems. Network simplex optimizer parameters. Parameters defining the behavior of the network simplex optimizer for linear problems. • iparam.log sim network freq. Controls the network simplex logging frequency. • iparam.sim refactor freq. Controls the basis refactoring frequency. Non-convex solver parameters. • iparam.log nonconvex. Controls amount of output printed by the nonconvex optimizer. • iparam.nonconvex max iterations. Maximum number of iterations that can be used by the nonconvex optimizer. • dparam.nonconvex tol feas. Feasibility tolerance used by the nonconvex optimizer. • dparam.nonconvex tol opt. Optimality tolerance used by the nonconvex optimizer. Nonlinear convex method parameters. Parameters defining the behavior of the interior-point method for nonlinear convex problems. • dparam.intpnt nl merit bal. Controls if the complementarity and infeasibility is converging to zero at about equal rates. • dparam.intpnt nl tol dfeas. Dual feasibility tolerance used when a nonlinear model is solved.
397 • dparam.intpnt nl tol mu red. Relative complementarity gap tolerance. • dparam.intpnt nl tol near rel. Nonlinear solver optimality tolerance parameter. • dparam.intpnt nl tol pfeas. Primal feasibility tolerance used when a nonlinear model is solved. Relative gap termination tolerance for nonlinear prob- • dparam.intpnt nl tol rel gap. lems. • dparam.intpnt nl tol rel step. Relative step size to the boundary for general nonlinear optimization problems. • dparam.intpnt tol infeas. Nonlinear solver infeasibility tolerance parameter. • iparam.log check convexity. Controls logging in convexity check on quadratic problems. Set to a positive value to turn logging on. If a quadratic coefficient matrix is found to violate the requirement of PSD (NSD) then a list of negative (positive) pivot elements is printed. The absolute value of the pivot elements is also shown. Optimization system parameters. Parameters defining the overall solver system environment. This includes system and platform related information and behavior. • iparam.cache license. Control license caching. • iparam.license wait. Controls if MOSEK should queue for a license if none is available. • iparam.log storage. Controls the memory related log information. • iparam.num threads. Controls the number of threads employed by the optimizer. If set to 0 the number of threads used will be equal to the number of cores detected on the machine. Output information parameters. • iparam.license suppress expire wrns. Controls license manager client behavior. • iparam.log. Controls the amount of log information. • iparam.log bi. Controls the amount of output printed by the basis identification procedure. A higher level implies that more information is logged. • iparam.log bi freq. Controls the logging frequency. • iparam.log expand. Controls the amount of logging when a data item such as the maximum number constrains is expanded. • iparam.log factor. If turned on, then the factor log lines are added to the log. • iparam.log feas repair. Controls the amount of output printed when performing feasibility repair. A value higher than one means extensive logging. • iparam.log file. If turned on, then some log info is printed when a file is written or read. • iparam.log head. If turned on, then a header line is added to the log. • iparam.log infeas ana. Controls log level for the infeasibility analyzer. • iparam.log intpnt. Controls the amount of log information from the interior-point optimizers.
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CONTENTS v 8 A case study 97 8.1 Po
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License agreement Before using the
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Chapter 1 Changes and new features
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1.4. API CHANGES 7 1.3.3 Mixed-inte
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Chapter 3 Getting support and help
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Chapter 4 Testing installation and
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5.2. LINEAR OPTIMIZATION 25 and the
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