The OPTMILP Procedure |
Table 16.1 summarizes the options available for the OPTMILP procedure, classified by function.
Table 16.1: Options for the OPTMILP ProcedureDescription | Option |
Data Set Options | |
input data set | DATA= |
constraint activities output data set | DUALOUT= |
objective sense (maximization or minimization) | OBJSENSE= |
primal solution input data set (warm start) | PRIMALIN= |
primal solution output data set | PRIMALOUT= |
Presolve Option | |
type of presolve | PRESOLVER= |
Control Options | |
stopping criterion based on absolute objective gap | ABSOBJGAP= |
cutoff value for node removal | CUTOFF= |
emphasize feasibility or optimality | EMPHASIS= |
maximum allowed difference between an integer variable's value and an integer | INTTOL= |
maximum number of nodes to be processed | MAXNODES= |
maximum number of solutions to be found | MAXSOLS= |
maximum solution time | MAXTIME= |
frequency of printing node log | PRINTFREQ= |
toggle ODS output | PRINTLEVEL= |
detail of solution progress printed in log | PRINTLEVEL2= |
probing level | PROBE= |
stopping criterion based on relative objective gap | RELOBJGAP= |
scale the problem matrix | SCALE= |
stopping criterion based on target objective value | TARGET= |
use CPU/real time | TIMETYPE= |
Heuristics Option | |
primal heuristics level | HEURISTICS= |
Search Options | |
node selection strategy | NODESEL= |
use of variable priorities | PRIORITY= |
number of simplex iterations performed on each variable in strong branching strategy | STRONGITER= |
number of candidates for strong branching | STRONGLEN= |
rule for selecting branching variable | VARSEL= |
Cut Options | |
overall cut level | ALLCUTS= |
clique cut level | CUTCLIQUE= |
flow cover cut level | CUTFLOWCOVER= |
flow path cut level | CUTFLOWPATH= |
Gomory cut level | CUTGOMORY= |
generalized upper bound (GUB) cover cut level | CUTGUB= |
implied bounds cut level | CUTIMPLIED= |
knapsack cover cut level | CUTKNAPSACK= |
lift-and-project cut level | CUTLAP= |
mixed integer rounding (MIR) cut level | CUTMIR= |
row multiplier factor for cuts | CUTSFACTOR= |
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