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416 APPENDIX B. PARAMETERS Possible Values: Any number between 0.0 and 1.0. Default value: 1.0e-6 B.1.39 dparam.lower obj cut Corresponding constant: dparam.lower obj cut Description: If either a primal or dual feasible solution is found proving that the optimal objective value is outside, the interval [dparam.lower obj cut, dparam.upper obj cut], then MOSEK is terminated. Possible Values: Any number between -inf and +inf. Default value: -1.0e30 See also: • dparam.lower obj cut finite trh Objective bound. B.1.40 dparam.lower obj cut finite trh Corresponding constant: dparam.lower obj cut finite trh Description: If the lower objective cut is less than the value of this parameter value, then the lower objective cut i.e. dparam.lower obj cut is treated as −∞. Possible Values: Any number between -inf and +inf. Default value: -0.5e30
B.1. DPARAM: DOUBLE PARAMETERS 417 B.1.41 dparam.mio disable term time Corresponding constant: dparam.mio disable term time Description: The termination criteria governed by • iparam.mio max num relaxs • iparam.mio max num branches • dparam.mio near tol abs gap • dparam.mio near tol rel gap is disabled the first n seconds. This parameter specifies the number n. A negative value is identical to infinity i.e. the termination criteria are never checked. Possible Values: Any number between -inf and +inf. Default value: -1.0 See also: • iparam.mio max num relaxs Maximum number of relaxations in branch and bound search. • iparam.mio max num branches Maximum number of branches allowed during the branch and bound search. • dparam.mio near tol abs gap Relaxed absolute optimality tolerance employed by the mixedinteger optimizer. • dparam.mio near tol rel gap The mixed-integer optimizer is terminated when this tolerance is satisfied. B.1.42 dparam.mio heuristic time Corresponding constant: dparam.mio heuristic time Description: Minimum amount of time to be used in the heuristic search for a good feasible integer solution. A negative values implies that the optimizer decides the amount of time to be spent in the heuristic. Possible Values: Any number between -inf and +inf. Default value: -1.0
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416 APPENDIX B. PARAMETERS<br />
Possible Values:<br />
Any number between 0.0 and 1.0.<br />
Default value:<br />
1.0e-6<br />
B.1.39<br />
dparam.lower obj cut<br />
Corresponding constant:<br />
dparam.lower obj cut<br />
Description:<br />
If either a primal or dual feasible solution is found proving that the optimal objective value is<br />
outside, the interval [dparam.lower obj cut, dparam.upper obj cut], then <strong>MOSEK</strong> is terminated.<br />
Possible Values:<br />
Any number between -inf and +inf.<br />
Default value:<br />
-1.0e30<br />
See also:<br />
• dparam.lower obj cut finite trh Objective bound.<br />
B.1.40<br />
dparam.lower obj cut finite trh<br />
Corresponding constant:<br />
dparam.lower obj cut finite trh<br />
Description:<br />
If the lower objective cut is less than the value of this parameter value, then the lower objective<br />
cut i.e. dparam.lower obj cut is treated as −∞.<br />
Possible Values:<br />
Any number between -inf and +inf.<br />
Default value:<br />
-0.5e30
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