- Procedure GMP::Solution::SendToModel(GMP, solution)
GMP::Solution::SendToModel
The procedure GMP::Solution::SendToModel initializes the model
identifiers with the values in the solution from the solution repository
of a generated mathematical program.
GMP::Solution::SendToModel(
GMP, ! (input) a generated mathematical program
solution, ! (input) a solution
[merge], ! (optional, default 0) a scalar value
[evalInline] ! (optional, default 1) a scalar binary value
)
Arguments
- GMP
An element in
AllGeneratedMathematicalPrograms.- solution
An integer scalar reference to a solution.
- merge
A scalar value to indicate whether the values of the variables and constraints in the mathematical program should be replaced by (value 0) or merged with (value 1 or 2) the solution.
- evalInline
A scalar binary value to indicate whether the level values of inline variables (if any) in the mathematical program should be evaluated (value 1) or not (value 0).
Return Value
The procedure returns 1 on success, or 0 otherwise.
Note
A solution vector in the solution repository only contains solution data for the generated columns and rows of the GMP. Hence, no solution data is stored in the solution repository for columns and rows that were not generated.
By default the values of the variables in the Variables set of the mathematical program will be emptied for all index tuples before sending the solution values to the variables. If the argument merge is set to 1 or 2 then only values of columns (i.e., individual variables) present in the GMP will be replaced. (The same holds for the constraints.)
The difference between values 1 and 2 for argument merge only affects the objective variable. With value 1 the level value of the objective variable will be increased by the level value for the corresponding column in the solution. With value 2 the level value of the objective variable will be replaced by the level value for the corresponding column in the solution.
With the argument merge set to 1, if the level value of the objective variable equals NA, or if the level value for the corresponding column in the solution equals NA, then the level value of the objective variable will remain or be set to NA.