[SCIP] Branching rule for subset of variables
Ambros Gleixner
gleixner at zib.de
Sat Feb 17 09:57:10 CET 2024
Hi Mike,
This is easily possible by returning the result SCIP_DIDNOTRUN, in which
case the branching rule with the next lower priority will take over.
Best,
Ambros
Am 17.02.2024 um 05:02 schrieb Hewitt, Michael:
> I am using SCIP to solve a formulation via branch and price in which
> there are integer variables other than the ones that are priced out. For
> example, suppose there are integer variables X, which are enumerated and
> not priced out. Suppose there are also binary variables Y, which are
> generated dynamically via pricing.
>
> I have implemented a branching rule that is like Ryan & Foster for when
> one of the Y variables are fractional. I’ve implemented this by
> modifying the Bin packing example code.
>
> In the case where all the fractional variables at a node are the X
> variables (meaning not the ones that need to be priced out), I’d like my
> branching rule to basically defer to normal SCIP branching. How do I do
> that?
>
> Thanks, Mike
>
> Mike Hewitt
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>
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