> I need to include the solutions that GLPK gives on some difficult > problems in a paper that I am about to publish. Due to the problems' > difficulty I used the --proxy option of GLPK in command prompt and > thus GLPK managed to find good solutions, although they are not > optimal in all cases. As it is obvious, I have to mention in the paper > that I did not use a brute force method with GLPK, since GLPK is > unable to solve these problems that way. Instead, I have to mention > that when I use the option --proxy things got a lot better. > Nevertheless I have no idea about what the proxy heuristic is. Could > any one give a short description of proxy heuristic that could be > included in my paper? If someone is willing to do so, I would ask for > a short, exact and formal description, without too much technical > details.
You may look at comments at the beginning of glpk/src/proxy/proxy.c (see "BASIC IDEA"). _______________________________________________ Help-glpk mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-glpk
