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Chapter 17<br />

<strong>The</strong> solution file format<br />

<strong>MOSEK</strong> provides one or two solution files depending on the problem type and the optimizer used.<br />

If a problem is optimized using the interior-point optimizer and no basis identification is required,<br />

then a file named probname.sol is provided. probname is the name of the problem and .sol is<br />

the file extension. If the problem is optimized using the simplex optimizer or basis identification is<br />

performed, then a file named probname.bas is created presenting the optimal basis solution. Finally,<br />

if the problem contains integer constrained variables then a file named probname.int is created. It<br />

contains the integer solution.<br />

17.1 <strong>The</strong> basic and interior solution files<br />

In general both the interior-point and the basis solution files have the format:<br />

NAME<br />

: <br />

PROBLEM STATUS : <br />

SOLUTION STATUS : <br />

OBJECTIVE NAME : <br />

PRIMAL OBJECTIVE : <br />

DUAL OBJECTIVE : <br />

CONSTRAINTS<br />

INDEX NAME AT ACTIVITY LOWER LIMIT UPPER LIMIT DUAL LOWER DUAL UPPER<br />

? ?? <br />

VARIABLES<br />

INDEX NAME AT ACTIVITY LOWER LIMIT UPPER LIMIT DUAL LOWER DUAL UPPER CONIC DUAL<br />

? ?? <br />

In the example the fields ? and will be filled with problem and solution specific information. As<br />

can be observed a solution report consists of three sections, i.e.<br />

HEADER<br />

In this section, first the name of the problem is listed and afterwards the problem and solution<br />

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