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presol_dualagg.h File Reference
Detailed Description
aggregate variables by dual arguments
This presolver looks for variables which could not be handled by duality fixing because of one up-/downlock. If the constraint which delivers the up-/downlock has a specific structure, we can aggregate the corresponding variable.
In more detail (for a minimization problem and the case of only one uplock):
Given a variable x_i with c_i \leq 0 and only one up lock (originating from a constraint c), we are looking for a binary variable x_j such that:
- if x_j = 0, constraint c can only be fulfilled for x_i = lb_i, and
- if x_j = 1, constraint c becomes redundant and x_i can be dual-fixed to its upper bound ub_i (or vice versa). Then we can perform the following aggregation: x_i = lb_i + x_j (ub_i - lb_i).
Similar arguments apply for the case of only one down lock and c_i \geq 0.
Definition in file presol_dualagg.h.
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SCIP_EXPORT SCIP_RETCODE | SCIPincludePresolDualagg (SCIP *scip) |