MIPDUALREDUCTIONS
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Description
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Branch and Bound: Limits operations that can reduce the MIP solution space.
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Type
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Integer
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Values
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Default value
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1
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Note
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The
MIPDUALREDUCTIONS control, when set to a value different from
1 will adjust the values of other controls in order to prevent MIP solver operations that can result in the removal of dominated solutions. For example, dual reductions during preprocessing attempts to remove dominated solutions based on objective arguments, assuming that all constraints are known to the Optimizer. If a problem is detected to have symmetries, the solver might also remove some symmetrical solutions from the search space. In both cases, the set of feasible MIP solutions might be reduced. With default settings, it is only guaranteed that at least one optimal solution remains.
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Note
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When attempting to collect the
n-best solutions, it is recommended to set
MIPDUALREDUCTIONS=2. This will ensure that the only solutions missed by the enumeration are those that only differ from an existing solution in the values of the continuous variables.
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Note
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Advanced users that maintain external constraints, which are applied dynamically to the problem using callbacks during a branch-and-bound solve, it is recommended to set
MIPDUALREDUCTIONS=0. This ensures that any solution to the original problem that satisfies all of the user's external constraints maps to a feasible solution in the presolved space.
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Affects routines
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See also
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