[SCIP] Fwd: MIPLIB 2017: Official release of the new Mixed-Integer Programming LIBrary, version 6

Gregor Hendel hendel at zib.de
Wed Nov 7 17:54:00 CET 2018


Dear SCIP community,

my apologies for any accidental cross-posting. Please find below the 
official release announcement of the new Mixed Integer Programming 
Library, MIPLIB 2017, for which we have received many contributions by 
colleagues on this mailing list.

Thank you and happy benchmarking,
Gregor


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Betreff: 	MIPLIB 2017: Official release of the new Mixed-Integer 
Programming LIBrary, version 6
Datum: 	Mon, 5 Nov 2018 17:56:48 +0100
Von: 	Ambros Gleixner <gleixner at zib.de>
Antwort an: 	Ambros Gleixner <gleixner at zib.de>
An: 	ORCS-L at LISTSERV.OKSTATE.EDU



Dear colleagues and friends of MIP,

We are happy to announce the official release of the new MIPLIB 2017, 
the 6th edition of the Mixed-Integer Programming LIBrary, at

http://miplib.zib.de/

Since 1992, MIPLIB has served as an important stimulus for researchers 
and practitioners. The new library has been selected from more than 100 
new submissions and publically available instances. The final collection 
consists of over 1000 MIP models and is by far the largest MIPLIB that 
was ever created.

For the first time, instances have been selected using a fully 
data-driven process to represent the diversity of MIP best possible. A 
subset of 240 benchmark instances has been carefully selected such that 
the shifted geometric mean over all these instances allows, as much as 
possible, a balanced but challenging assessment of current MIP solver 
performance.

The web site provides an overview of the selection methodology and 
convenient access to instance sets, individual instance information, 
supplementary material, best known solutions, and much more. A more 
detailed report is currently in preparation.

Finally, we would like to encourage the community to become active and 
contribute bibliographic information and improving solutions to more 
than 300 currently unsolved problem instances. Also general feedback and 
suggestions for improvements are always welcome.

At this occasion, the committee of MIPLIB 2017 would like to thank all
involved people for their contributions and instance submissions to the
new edition of MIPLIB!

Happy problem solving,

Ambros Gleixner, Gregor Hendel, and Gerald Gamrath
on behalf of the MIPLIB committee
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