XPRBgetmiis
XPRBgetmiis |
Purpose
Synopsis
int XPRBgetmiis(XPRBprob prob, XPRBvar **arrvar, int *numv, XPRBctr **arrctr, int *numc, XPRBctr **arrsos, int *nums, int numiis);
Arguments
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prob
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Reference to a problem.
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arrvar
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Reference to a table of BCL variables (may be
NULL).
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numv
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Reference to an integer that gets assigned the number of variables returned by the function (may be
NULL).
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arrctr
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Reference to a table of BCL constraints (may be
NULL).
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numc
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Reference to an integer that gets assigned the number of constraints returned by the function (may be
NULL).
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arrsos
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Reference to a table of BCL SOS (may be
NULL).
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nums
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Reference to an integer that gets assigned the number of SOS returned by the function (may be
NULL).
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numiis
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Sequence number of the IIS or value 0 to access the IIS approximation.
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Return value
0 if function executed successfully, 1 otherwise.
Example
The following prints out the variable and constraint names of the first IIS found for an infeasible LP problem.
XPRBprob expl2;
XPRBctr *iisctr;
XPRBvar *iisvar;
XPRBvar *iissos;
int numv, numc, nums;
expl2 = XPRBnewprob("example2");
...
XPRBmipoptimize(expl2, "");
if(XPRBgetmipstat(expl2)==XPRB_MIP_INFEAS)
{
XPRBgetmiis(expl2, &iisvar, &numv, &iisctr, &numc, &iissos, &nums, 1);
printf("Variables: "); /* Print all variables */
for(i=0;i<numv;i++) printf("%s ", XPRBgetvarname(iisvar[i]));
printf("\n");
XPRBfreemem(iisvar); /* Free the array of variables */
printf("Constraints: "); /* Print all constraints */
for(i=0;i<numc;i++) printf("%s ", XPRBgetctrname(iisctr[i]));
printf("\n");
XPRBfreemem(iisctr); /* Free the array of constraints */
printf("SOS: "); /* Print all SOS */
for(i=0;i<nums;i++) printf("%s ", XPRBgetsosname(iissos[i]));
printf("\n");
XPRBfreemem(iissos); /* Free the array of SOS */
}
Further information
1. This function returns the variables, constraints, and SOS forming an IIS (irreducible infeasible set) in an infeasible MIP problem. The number of independent IIS identified by Xpress Optimizer can be obtained with function
XPRBgetnumiis.
2. The arrays that are allocated by this function must be freed by the user's program by calls to
XPRBfreemem.
3. The counting of IIS starts at 1. Value 0 for the argument
numiis returns the information about the IIS approximation. Negative values or values larger than the number of IIS identified for the problem return 0 for the numbers of variables, constraints, and SOS.
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