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Chapter 17 The solution file format MOSEK provides one or two solution files depending on the problem type and the optimizer used. If a problem is optimized using the interior-point optimizer and no basis identification is required, then a file named probname.sol is provided. probname is the name of the problem and .sol is the file extension. If the problem is optimized using the simplex optimizer or basis identification is performed, then a file named probname.bas is created presenting the optimal basis solution. Finally, if the problem contains integer constrained variables then a file named probname.int is created. It contains the integer solution. 17.1 The basic and interior solution files In general both the interior-point and the basis solution files have the format: NAME : PROBLEM STATUS : SOLUTION STATUS : OBJECTIVE NAME : PRIMAL OBJECTIVE : DUAL OBJECTIVE : CONSTRAINTS INDEX NAME AT ACTIVITY LOWER LIMIT UPPER LIMIT DUAL LOWER DUAL UPPER ? ?? VARIABLES INDEX NAME AT ACTIVITY LOWER LIMIT UPPER LIMIT DUAL LOWER DUAL UPPER CONIC DUAL ? ?? In the example the fields ? and will be filled with problem and solution specific information. As can be observed a solution report consists of three sections, i.e. HEADER In this section, first the name of the problem is listed and afterwards the problem and solution 311
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