CPLEX 11

CPLEX 11 23cutup (real)Upper Cutoff value for tree search in minimization problems. This is used to cut off any nodes that havean objective value above the upper cutoff value. This option overrides the GAMS Cutoff setting. A toorestrictive value may result in no integer solutions being found.(default = 1e+075)depind (integer)This option determines if and when the dependency checker will be used.(default = -1)-1 Automatic0 Turn off dependency checking1 Turn on only at the beginning of preprocessing2 Turn on only at the end of preprocessing3 Turn on at the beginning and at the end of preprocessingdisjcuts (integer)Determines whether or not to generate disjunctive cuts during optimization. At the default of 0, generationis continued only if it seems to be helping.(default = 0)-1 Do not generate disjunctive cuts0 Determined automatically1 Generate disjunctive cuts moderately2 Generate disjunctive cuts aggressively3 Generate disjunctive cuts very aggressivelydivetype (integer)The MIP traversal strategy occasionally performs probing dives, where it looks ahead at both children nodesbefore deciding which node to choose. The default (automatic) setting chooses when to perform a probingdive, and the other two settings direct Cplex when to perform probing dives: never or always.(default = 0)0 Automatic1 Traditional dive2 Probing dive3 Guided divedivfltup (real)Please check option .divflt for general information on a diversity filter.If you specify an upper bound on diversity divfltup, Cplex will look for solutions similar to the referencevalues. In other words, you can say, Give me solutions that are close to this one, within this set of variables.(default = maxdouble)divfltlo (real)Please check option .divflt for general information on a diversity filter.If you specify a lower bound on the diversity using divfltlo, Cplex will look for solutions that are differentfrom the reference values. In other words, you can say, Give me solutions that differ by at least this amountin this set of variables.(default = mindouble)