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300 CHAPTER 15. THE OPF FORMAT
• [hints] This may contain only non-essential data; for example estimates of the number of
variables, constraints and non-zeros. Placed before all other sections containing data this may
reduce the time spent reading the file.
In the hints section, any subsection which is not recognized by MOSEK is simply ignored. In
this section a hint in a subsection is defined as follows:
[hint ITEM] value [/hint]
where ITEM may be replaced by numvar (number of variables), numcon (number of linear/quadratic
constraints), numanz (number of linear non-zeros in constraints) and numqnz (number of quadratic
non-zeros in constraints).
• [solutions] This section can contain a set of full or partial solutions to a problem. Each solution
must be specified using a [solution]-section, i.e.
[solutions]
[solution]...[/solution] #solution 1
[solution]...[/solution] #solution 2
#other solutions....
[solution]...[/solution] #solution n
[/solutions]
Note that a [solution]-section must be always specified inside a [solutions]-section. The
syntax of a [solution]-section is the following:
[solution SOLTYPE status=STATUS]...[/solution]
where SOLTYPE is one of the strings
– ‘interior’, a non-basic solution,
– ‘basic’, a basic solution,
– ‘integer’, an integer solution,
and STATUS is one of the strings
– ‘UNKNOWN’,
– ‘OPTIMAL’,
– ‘INTEGER OPTIMAL’,
– ‘PRIM FEAS’,
– ‘DUAL FEAS’,
– ‘PRIM AND DUAL FEAS’,
– ‘NEAR OPTIMAL’,
– ‘NEAR PRIM FEAS’,
– ‘NEAR DUAL FEAS’,
– ‘NEAR PRIM AND DUAL FEAS’,
– ‘PRIM INFEAS CER’,
– ‘DUAL INFEAS CER’,
– ‘NEAR PRIM INFEAS CER’,