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GAMS — The Solver Manuals - Available Software

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184 CPLEX 11<br />

.divflt (real)<br />

A diversity filter for a solution pool (see option solnpool) allows you generate solutions that are similar to<br />

(or different from) a set of reference values that you specify for a set of binary variables. In particular, you<br />

can use a diversity filter to generate more solutions that are similar to an existing solution or to an existing<br />

partial solution.<br />

A diversity filter drives the search for multiple solutions toward new solutions that satisfy a measure of<br />

diversity specified in the filter. This diversity measure applies only to binary variables. Potential new<br />

solutions are compared to a reference set. This reference set is specified with this dot option. If no reference<br />

set is specified, the difference measure will be computed relative to the other solutions in the pool. <strong>The</strong><br />

diversity measure is computed by summing the pair-wise absolute differences from solution and the reference<br />

values.<br />

(default = 0)<br />

dpriind (integer)<br />

Pricing strategy for dual simplex method. Consider using dual steepest-edge pricing. Dual steepest-edge is<br />

particularly efficient and does not carry as much computational burden as the primal steepest-edge pricing.<br />

(default = 0)<br />

0 Determined automatically<br />

1 Standard dual pricing<br />

2 Steepest-edge pricing<br />

3 Steepest-edge pricing in slack space<br />

4 Steepest-edge pricing, unit initial norms<br />

5 Devex pricing<br />

eachcutlim (integer)<br />

This parameter allows you to set a uniform limit on the number of cuts of each type that Cplex generates.<br />

By default, the limit is a large integer; that is, there is no effective limit by default.<br />

Tighter limits on the number of cuts of each type may benefit certain models. For example, a limit on each<br />

type of cut will prevent any one type of cut from being created in such large number that the limit on the<br />

total number of all types of cuts is reached before other types of cuts have an opportunity to be created. A<br />

setting of 0 means no cuts.<br />

This parameter does not influence the number of Gomory cuts. For means to control the number of Gomory<br />

cuts, see also the fractional cut parameters: fraccand, fraccuts, and fracpass.<br />

(default = 2100000000)<br />

epagap (real)<br />

Absolute tolerance on the gap between the best integer objective and the objective of the best node remaining.<br />

When the value falls below the value of the epagap setting, the optimization is stopped. This option<br />

overrides <strong>GAMS</strong> OptCA which provides its initial value.<br />

(default = <strong>GAMS</strong> OptCA)<br />

epgap (real)<br />

Relative tolerance on the gap between the best integer objective and the objective of the best node remaining.<br />

When the value falls below the value of the epgap setting, the mixed integer optimization is stopped. Note<br />

the difference in the Cplex definition of the relative tolerance with the <strong>GAMS</strong> definition. This option<br />

overrides <strong>GAMS</strong> OptCR which provides its initial value.<br />

Range: [0,1]<br />

(default = <strong>GAMS</strong> OptCR)

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