XPRSsetobjdblcontrol
Purpose
Sets the value of an double control parameter associated with an objective. These control values will only be applied when solving the given objective during multi-objective optimization.
Topic areas
Synopsis
int XPRS_CC XPRSsetobjdblcontrol(XPRSprob prob, int objidx, int control, double value);
Arguments
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prob
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The current problem.
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objidx
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Index of the objective to modify.
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control
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Control parameter whose value is to be modified. Can be any solver control, or one of:
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value
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Value to which the control parameter is to be set.
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Example
The following sets the weight of the first objective to
0,5:
XPRSsetobjdblcontrol(prob, 0, XPRS_OBJECTIVE_WEIGHT, 0,5);
The following sets a limit on the number of cuts and cut coefficients the optimizer is allowed to add while solving the second objective only:
XPRSsetobjdblcontrol(prob, 1, XPRS_CUTFACTOR, 0,5);
See also example
goalprog.c.
Further information
1. When
XPRS_OBJECTIVE_WEIGHT is zero, the objective is disabled and will be ignored when solving. If all objectives with a given priority have zero weight, no solve will take place for that priority value.
2. When
TIMELIMIT,
SOLTIMELIMIT or
WORKLIMIT is set on an objective, then when the limit is reached the solver will stop the current solve but will continue with solving the next objective. This is in contrast to the behaviour when these controls are set on the problem with XPRSsetdblcontrol, where the overall optimization will be terminated as soon as a limit is reached.
3. This function cannot be called while the current problem is being solved or when it is in an interrupted state. Use XPRSpostsolve to restore the problem to a non-solving state.
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